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Greenlight Resources Inc. Website:
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Information As Of
October 4,
2011 |
| Exchange:
TSX-Venture |
Market Cap:
3.6
Million |
| Outstanding Shares:
27.3
Million |
52 Low / High:
$0.11 / $0.285 |
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Price October
4, 2011:
$0.13 |
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"GreenLight Resources, Inc. is focused on mineral
exploration in Atlantic Canada with a robust portfolio
containing a wide array of mineral properties including
gold, silver, rare earth elements, graphite and lithium."
OverviewGreenLight is focusing its
exploration efforts in Atlantic Canada, which is a sovereign risk free, resource
rich domain. The company is aggressively advancing several projects addressing
commodities such as Lithium, Graphite, REE’s, Rare metals and Precious metals.
Investment Highlights
- Friendly Mining Area. The Frasier Institute’s
Policy Potential Index ranks regions through a variety of
mining influences that makes the region “friendly for
miners.” Regions in Canada hold 8 of the top 23 positions,
including Atlantic Canada’s Nova Scotia,
Newfoundland/Labrador and New Brunswick.
- Revolutionary Technology. In addition to its
prolific properties, GreenLight is in a joint venture with
regards to it Brazil Lake project to develop the “Silchlor
Cyclic Vacuum Chlorination Process” which boasts a series of
benefits which can change the landscape of processing
specific minerals.
- Stellar Team. Led by highly experience
geologists, GreenLight’s unique approach to exploration has
attracted a team that from top to bottom is devoted to
aggressively explore the Atlantic Canada region.
- Tight Capital Structure. GreenLight Resources has
approximately 27 million shares outstanding and a similar
float and a market cap of less than $4 million, facts that
facilitate upward movement.
Profile
Finding valuable minerals, whether it’s highly-touted gold
and silver or rare earth minerals that are still very
valuable, but not quite as glamorous, is one thing, but
finding them in a mining-friendly portion of the world is
another. The Frasier Institute is widely regarded as the
foremost expert on grading regions and creating a report
card as to the attractiveness of governments and their
mining policies. Called the “Policy Potential Index (PPI),”
the Frasier Institute’s grading scale is a key index for
mining investors and corporations in evaluating mining
properties and their path to production.
The Index ranks jurisdictions on a series of questions
covering a broad spectrum of mining influences from taxation
to socioeconomic conditions to political climate and back
again under the basic premise of “encourages investment.”
Canada is a particular standout in the Frasier Institute’s
PPI, holding 8 of the top 23 spots worldwide, including
Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Alberta, Quebec, Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan.
A company smack in the middle of those high-ranking Canadian
mining areas is GreenLight Resources Inc. (TSX-Venture:GR),
a burgeoning mineral explorer with a complete focus on the
prolific nature for a wide array of minerals in Atlantic
Canada with a particular concentration in New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia. The company holds six different properties in
its portfolio with the Keymet Property (Silver and Base
Metals), Porcupine Property (Rare Earth Elements and Base
Metals), Tomahawk Property (Manganese) and Golden Grove
(Graphite) in New Brunswick. Nova Scotia is home to its
Kemptville Property (Gold) and Brazil Lake Property (Lithium
and Rare Metals).
GreenLight’s holdings cover the whole gamut of valuable
minerals in world-class deposits with each property
containing an enormous amount of potential in the mid and
long-terms. Gold and silver, of course, are a primary focus
every day in the investment world as the precious metals
have been on a searing upward ride for years now with a “the
sky is the limit” price tag put to them by many analysts.
Continuing work by Ayarco Gold from 2005, GreenLight has
commenced testing bulk till samples for potential economic
quantities of placer gold at its Kemptville gold property.
The head grades from the 2005 tests rivaled most placer
mining in the Yukon. In August, a nine hole, 2,322 meter
diamond drill program was completed at Kemptville which
showed a cut of 1.6 meters intersecting a stellar 60 grams
of gold. The company is currently working at identifying
additional drill targets which it plans to drill shortly.
Regarding silver, the Keymet property is of particular
interest. The 6,400-acre property hosts (and got its name
from) a past producing mine that stopped production in the
1956 after a fire destroyed the mine buildings. Assays from
surface exposure have shown high volumes of minerals in a
6.7 meters wide quartz-carbonate-sulphide vein including 4.2
meters of 8.48% lead, 10.99% zinc, and 2.96 ounces per ton
(opt) silver. In only two years of production before the
fire, a 366 meter shaft was sunk and 56,000 tons of ore were
removed containing 0.25% copper, 2.44% lead, 2.59% zinc and
0.99 opt silver. In addition to that vein, there is strong
evidence that a series of three or four parallel vein
systems occur on the property as several drill holes have
been drilled outside of the mine area showing strikes up to
1.2 meters of 15.9% copper, 0.91% lead, 9.95% zinc and 30.91
opt silver, clearly there is still lots to uncover on this
past producing property.
Given the data collected and the past producing mine,
coupled with neighbors Puma Exploration’s Nicholas-Denys
(cuts up to 106 grams per tonne silver) property and Castle
Resources’ Elmtree gold property (525,000 indicated tonnes
grading 2.45 g/t gold) surrounding the Keymet project,
GreenLight appears to have a very valuable property in its
control.
The 3,440-acre Porcupine property is a two-for-one mineral
play with the North claim block hosting Rare Earth Elements
(REE), silver and base metal targets while the South claim
block contains a REE exploration target. Strong anomalies
frequent the property showing exceptional grades of
zirconium, niobium, thorium, copper, lead, zinc and caesium,
as well as a host of heavy and light rare earth elements.
GreenLight is set to conduct induced polarization studies to
further identify drill targets.
GreenLight recently acquired the Tomahawk Manganese property
in New Brunswick which has had channel sampling performed by
Heath Steele Mines about three decades ago. The samples
indicated that a mineralized zone runs 9.67% manganese and
9.33% iron over a width of 12 meters. Individual grab
samples of the zone showed up to 17.6 % manganese. Manganese
is in high demand as it is critical to iron and steel
production because of its sulfur-fixing, deoxidizing, and
alloying properties. Nearly 90 percent of all manganese
mined each year goes to the steel industry. Manganese is
currently selling for $3,775.00, up $550.00 from one year
ago.
Roughly 400 acres in size, GreenLight’s recently-acquired
Golden Grove property is a large graphite deposit with a
history of high-grade graphite mining in the area between
about 1880 and 1910. In the 1930’s a shaft was sunk to only
4.3 meters and hit a vein roughly 1.3 meters wide containing
31.74% graphite. Glenvet Resources conducted initial
metallurgical testing in the early 1980’s with showed 22.37%
graphite across 25,000 tons, which is deemed not a viable
level for production, but a great many things have changed
since then. China, which is not a friendly mining country
(#62 on Frasier’s list), holds the lion’s share of graphite
production annually, but is coming under siege because of
demand. Graphite is a key component to almost all batteries,
fuel cells, brake pads, as well as both the metallurgical
and electrical industries. Demand for lithium-ion batteries
is rising on the back of electric vehicle potential which
has graphite production worldwide under a microscope for
more sources. Additionally, graphite was only bringing about
$300 per tonne in 1982 when Glenvet conducted their studies,
but now it costs approximately $2,400 per tonne, making
economic viability much easier.
While those five properties have incredible potential,
GreenLight also has another true gem in its portfolio, its
Brazil Lake Lithium and Rare Metal property. Comprised of 14
square kilometers, the property hosts several pegmatites
which drilling has shown parallels or even outstrips the
results shown by Canadian Lithium’s prolific Quebec Lithium
project with 20,935,000 inferred tonnes grading 1.15% Li2O.
GreenLight has spent the summer determining more spodumene-bearing
pegmatite dikes with future drilling anticipated to validate
large reserves of both lithium and rare earth oxides.
Lithium demand is anticipated to soar in the future as a
result of not only demand in the ever-growing electronics
industry, but - as mentioned regarding graphite - the
expansive growth that is expected in the electronic vehicle
industry. Estimates by leading researcher signumBOX places
16 million electric and hybrid vehicles on the roads in
2025, utilizing 181,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate in
batteries; a 34 percent increase over forecasted lithium
demands this year. Lithium is currently bringing
approximately $6,000 per tonne.
Now, as if this Company didn’t already have plenty going for
it, here is one more game changer. In addition to its
properties, GreenLight has been advancing a technology that
addresses the extraction and processing of ore from its
Brazil Lake project. This technology is currently being
independently bench tested, by Dr. Ian Flint a qualified
person under 43-101, outside of Halifax to verify its
process and his report just came out after the bell on
October 4th, 2011, but more on that below. The process in
theory, uses heat pressure and chlorination in a controlled
environment to extract each element separately, whether that
be lithium or any of the other rare metals associated in the
Brazil Lake deposit, they are removed as a gas and then
re-crystallized in their purist form. The technology can
have several industry benefits, including minimizing waste
products and replacing conventional hydrometallurgical
processes which are expensive and environmentally
unfriendly.
Going back to the recently announced report on the
patented Silchlor Cyclic Vacuum Chlorination Process
technology, the Company just announced news after the bell
that may spark additional interest in V.GR as the Company
stated in today's announcement that "tests have been
completed to confirm the validity of the Silchlor
chlorination process in extracting economic minerals from
the Company's Brazil Lake lithium concentrate material. The
patented Silchlor Cyclic Vacuum Chlorination Process
technology assessment report verifying the process was
completed by an independent qualified person. Greenlight
retained Dr. Ian Flint of Halifax, NS to independently
confirm if this technology could be applied to the
extraction of economic minerals from the Brazil Lake Lithium
and rare metal project."
This could prove to be a game changer as this technology can
be used by not only GreenLight but by many other mining
Companies around the world. The press release goes on to say
that "confirmation tests were successfully conducted for the
digestion of the lithium pyroxene concentrate from the
Brazil Lake deposit. The iron, aluminum and lithium chloride
products where produced under the test conditions claimed by
Silchlor. These products can be converted to oxides or
carbonates if required by known chemical processes. The
process also shows promise for the purification of tantalum,
niobium and rubidium. The next stage of development will be
the modification of the vessel design to allow the testing
of larger samples in preparation for pilot plant work."
AllPennyStocks.com contacted Dr. Ian Flint after this
announcement and inquired about Beryllium processing, as
that was not mentioned in the PR. Beryllium, used in
the aerospace industry, the nuclear industry and for
countless military applications is in great demand and hard
to process, all while rising in value dramatically.
GreenLight has recently discovered new targets at their
Brazil Lake Property which among other elements, have a high
concentration of Beryllium. Even though there is no broad
commodity market that sets the price of beryllium, pricing
is usually set between the mine and the production facility
based on the usual factors of supply and demand. The (USGS)
United States Geological Survey estimates the average annual
price per pound of contained beryllium was US$230 per pound
in 2010, up from US$154 in 2009. GreenLight may be on the
cusp of a significant Beryllium discovery at Brazil Lake,
which could prove very lucrative. However up until now, the
only downside to Beryllium was that it was extremely
difficult and medically dangerous to process, but that has
changed with this technology. Dr. Ian Flint stated when
asked about whether this technology can process Beryllium in
a safe and environmentally friendly way like other minerals,
his response was, "it's potentially plausible to process Beryllium, but
that further tests would need to be made to be absolutely
certain." We liked what we heard there, so didn't push him
on elaborating any more than he did.
Prolific properties are just a piece of land without the
proper team to develop them. Led by President and CEO
Christopher R. Anderson and Director J. Paul Sorbara, M.Sc.,
P.Geo, GreenLight has the human capital, a
highly-experienced team built of mine finders, prospectors
and geologists that live, eat, sleep and breathe Atlantic
Canada mineral exploration. Because of their proactive
approach to exploration and strength of their team - from
the top execs to the boots and hammers on the ground -
GreenLight offers a tremendous competitive advantage when it
comes to exploration in Atlantic Canada, an area mineral
rich which hosts world class deposits and many producers
past and present.
The numbers behind the Company point towards a solid upside.
Outstanding shares only tally about 27 million with a
similar sized float, providing enough shares for liquidity,
but still support a rise in value as the market cap at this
point is a miniscule $3.6 million, almost hard to believe
with all the potential and properties that the Company has
in such strategically important mining areas.
Technically
speaking, the GreenLight stock chart may be offering a prime
opportunity. Gapping down on Monday as the general markets
fell apart for yet another day, buying pressure came back
into the stock with a solid support level at 12 cents
holding with a closing price of 13 cents. Today, the stock
held firm at those levels as selling indecision seemed to
reign supreme. These facts, coupled with some indecisive
indicators may offer a substantial upside to the chart as
the “buy on support” philosophy could be put into effect by
technical traders.
The indicators are somewhat indecisive at this point when
taking a mid-term look. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is
still hovering around 50, a classic sign of the bulls and
bears fighting for momentum. The RSI does get support of
upward potential from the Full Stochastics as it has been
churning out of oversold territory for more than a week,
showing that positive momentum is entering the stock. The
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence shows a three-month
wedge that appears to be forming as the histogram is moving
back towards zero, a sign of a potential bullish cross.
These indicators, coupled with resistance not entering the
picture until secondary levels at 14 cents, but more
significant levels at 16 cents will have the eyes of those
that trade on technical as a more than 20 percent short-term
upside is possible.
What needs to also be remembered is that news almost
always trumps technicals, so GreenLight's positive
announcement after the bell today could very well be the
catalyst for some price appreciation on its own. With
support hovering around $0.12 currently, stop losses just
below that level would make a lot of sense in case of wild
swings in the wrong direction. As we always mention at
this point, these are merely the interpretations of
AllPennyStocks.com. We encourage all investors to do their
own due diligence and consult with a financial advisor prior
to making any investment decisions.
Focused in an area with a rich history of producing mines
and a safe, sovereign political environment that facilitates
low-cost exploration through a strong infrastructure,
GreenLight is an aggressive miner that looks poised to move.
The phrase, “all the ducks are in a row” certainly seems
appropriate as the investment checklist shows a solid
portfolio, solid management and straight capital structure.
It is for these reasons, as well as the ones mentioned
above, that we have decided to turn our next Canadian
spotlight on GreeLight Resources Inc. (TSX-Venture:GR) and
encourage our members to begin their due diligence and add
it to their watchlists.
Recent News and Press Releases
GreenLight Achieves Initial Success with Testing of Silchlor
Chlorination Process to Extract Lithium, Rare Metals &
Industrial Minerals
Marketwire (Tue, Oct 4)
GreenLight Acquires Manganese Property
Marketwire (Thu, Sep 29)
GreenLight Initiates Examination of Cash Flow Potential
Marketwire (Wed, Sep 28)
GreenLight Advances Its Heavy REE Anomaly at Porcupine to
Drill Ready Status
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
GreenLight Expands Drill Targets With Discovery of New
Boulder Trains Containing Several Rare Metals-1.24% Lithium,
0.9% Tantalum, 1.27% Niobium, 1.8% Caesium and 6.4%
Beryllium
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
GreenLight Strengthens its Board With the Addition of Mr.
Antony Claydon
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
GreenLight Initial Exploration Program Confirms and
Identifies Heavy REE Anomalies
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
GreenLight Identifies Future Drill Targets on its Lithium
Rare Metal Project in Nova Scotia
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
GreenLight Acquires Silver and High Grade Base Metal
Property Bathurst Camp, New Brunswick
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
GreenLight Acquires Golden Grove Graphite Deposit With
Historic Grades of Up to 31.74% Graphite-Work Program to
Commence Immediately
Marketwire (Tue, Sep 27)
Management
Christopher R. Anderson
President and CEO, Director
Mr. Anderson brings over 25 years of business experience
with an emphasis on strategic planning, communications, and
creative marketing. He has been instrumental in facilitating
several millions of dollars in financings for both public
and private enterprise with a recent focus on the mineral
exploration industry.
J. Paul Sorbara – M.Sc., P.Geo
Director
Mr. Sorbara holds a Master of Science Degree from the
University of Toronto and is also a Professional Geologist.
Following graduation, he conducted Caldera Reconnaissance
Programs for Cominco Ltd. in both British Columbia and the
Sierra Madre Occidental range in Northern Mexico, spending a
number of years in Cominco’s Guadalajara office. In the mid
nineteen-eighties, Mr. Sorbara left Cominco to establish a
successful geological consultant practice. In 1992, Mr.
Sorbara started his own private Mexican exploration company,
Minera Delta S.A. de C.V. which has now grown to become a
substantial operation. Mr. Sorbara is presently the
President of Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. (TSXV:GNG), a
junior mining exploration company exploring for gold in
Mexico.
Richard Granholm
Director
Mr. Granholm and his family founded Magnacharge Batteries in
1964 which grew from its native roots here in Vancouver, to
become one of Canada’s largest wholesalers and distributor
of industrial and automotive batteries. This has allowed Mr.
Granholm the opportunity over his career to cultivate
contacts and relationships though out North America and
Asia, which will be a valuable asset to PHE’s Board. Mr.
Granholm is currently the owner and President of Battery
World Corp and one of his tasks is to oversee a lithium
recycling program for an Asian manufacturer.
Alex Von Kleist
Director
Mr. Von Kleist is a businessman and corporate finance
consultant. Over the past 25 years, he has led numerous
companies in both the public and private sectors as
president and director.
Antony Claydon
Director
Mr. Claydon brings forth nearly two decades of public market
experience to Greenlight. He will be participating in the
development and execution of a comprehensive strategy aimed
at raising the Company’s profile in the investment
community. In addition he will work closely with management
to ensure the company undertakes aggressive exploration
programs on its Eastern Canadian properties in 2011 and
2012.
Patrick Forseille P.Geo.
Corporate Secretary
Mr. Forseille has worked in the oil and gas and mining
industry for over ten years. Most recently he has been Chief
Financial Officer of Olympic Resources Ltd., an oil and gas
producing company since 1997 and has also concurrently
served as a director for various other public companies in
differing capacities including comptroller and exploration
manager. Mr. Forseille is a Professional Geoscientist with a
Bachelor of Commerce degree in accounting. Previously, he
was employed as an accountant and geologist with Cameco Corp
and Imperial Oil Resources Ltd.
Contact
GreenLight Resources Inc.
888 Dunsmuir St Suite 888
Vancouver BC
Postal Code – V6C 3K4
Vancouver office: 604-488-3900 | Fax: 604-488-3910
New Brunswick office: 506-474-2465
Nova Scotia office: 902-482-6565
Investor Relations:
John Curle
Email:
ir@greenlightresources.com
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
This report includes forward-looking
statements that reflect Greenlight Resources Inc. current
expectations about its future results, performance,
prospects and opportunities. Greenlight Resources Inc. has tried to identify these forward-looking
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"expects," "anticipates," "believes," "intends,"
"estimates," "plan," "should," "typical," "preliminary," "we
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are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and other
factors that could cause Greenlight Resources Inc.'s actual results,
performance, prospects or opportunities to differ materially
from those expressed in, or implied by, these
forward-looking statements. These risks, uncertainties and
other factors include, without limitation, the Company's
growth expectations and ongoing funding requirements, and
specifically, the Company's growth prospects with scalable
customers, and those outlined above. Other risks include the
Company's limited operating history, the Company's history
of operating losses, consumers' acceptance, the Company's
use of licensed technologies, risk of increased competition,
the potential need for additional financing, the terms and
conditions of any financing that is consummated, the limited
trading market for the Company's securities, the possible
volatility of the Company's stock price, the concentration
of ownership, and the potential fluctuation in the Company's
operating results.
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