Iron-T Project, Resource in Québec, Canada

Located adjacent to the mining center of Matagami, Quebec, 350km west of Lac Dore. The current NI 43-101 VTM resource, titled the “Genesis Zone” measures 14,376,000 tonnes inferred at 0.42% V2O5. VTM mineralization is at surface, open at depth and along strike. Consistent drill results, trench samples and geophysics along the entire 22km strike-length indicate remarkably similar geology to the Lac Doré Vanadium Project iicluding virtually no impurities and exceptional metallurgical recoveries.

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What Sets Us Apart

GRADE - One of the best

Resource grading 0.77% Vanadium Pentoxide Equivalent Head Grade

SIZE - One of the largest

14 376 000 tonnes in-situ mineralization

METALLURGY - One of the best quality

Low impurities such as silica and low oxidation enable higher yield magnetite concentrates

World Class VTM Resource

Download the 2010 NI 43-101 Technical Report here…
 

V2O5Eq Cutoff (%) Tonnage Volume Fe (%) Fe2O3 (%) TiO2 (%) V2O5 (%) V2O5Eq (%)
0.48 14 376 000 6 331 000 27.30 39.04 6.55 0.42 0.77
Iron-T Project Highlights map

Iron-T Project Highlights

Ownership 100%
Location Matagami, Quebec, Canada
Commodity Vanadium for Energy Storage
In-situ mineralization resource size 14,376,000 metric tonnes
Access Adjacent to the mining town of Matagami and nearby Glencore Mine
Metallurgy Favorable: Exceptionally low impurities facilitate high recovery of vanadium
Strike Length Massive magnetite consistent and open at depth along 22km strike
Regional Support Mining friendly local communities and Cree First Nations, in the Eeyou Istchee James Bay Territory of Quebec, Canada
Proximity to similar resources Remarkably similar geology to the prolific Bushveld Complex and Lac Doré Complex
Property Size 4218.32 hectares
Infrastructure Nearby road, rail, 161Kv power, workforce, water and airport
Ground and airborne geophysics Largest magnetite signature in region
"Made in Canada" objective Local transformation of all value add products in Matagami, Quebec supporting a new green economy
Sustainable development vision Green mine, Green Recovery Process for Green Batteries
Forward looking statement Corporate governance section of VanadiumCorp's website