| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Francois Hardy |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Aaron Puna |
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Luis Canepari |
Chief Information Officer | Profile |
Rob Atkinson |
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer | Profile |
Dean Gehring |
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Gulf Coast Marine Fabricators is a Abbeville, LA-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Kaweah River Rock Co is a Woodlake, CA-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Bioteq Environmental Technologies Inc is a Vancouver, BC-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Dakota Granite is a quality manufacturer of granite monuments, cemetery headstones, family memorials, granite tombstones, ashlar, countertops/tile, Dakota Mahogany granite, and feature pieces serving both the commercial and memorial markets. From
Saint Jean Carbon (TSX:V-SJL) (formerly Torch River Resources) is working towards acquiring a series of lump graphite properties in order to transform the Company into a 100% pure play lump graphite mining company. The Company will work towards being the number one lump graphite producer in North America. With an experienced management team in place, the project will work thorough sampling programs with customers worldwide, to assure quality of material. The Walker Mine is a past-producing graphite mine and positive metallurgical test results — best result, 99.1% Carbon, given the strong results, the Company commenced a full geologic development program in October 2013 with a preliminary beep mapping survey to examine for conductors. The program will be followed by an airborne EM survey shortly thereafter. The results of the program will aid in the creation of an initial historical NI 43-101 report on Walker (to include the Wallingford and St. Jovite properties). The Han Tal Project, described by the Sri Lankan Geological Survey and Mining Bureau as comprising some of the best graphite areas in the country, were originally artisanal mining operations in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Saint Jean Carbon estimates that the mines could be re-activated within 12 to 24 months following the completion of a resource estimate and receipt of a positive economic feasibility study to support the viability of the mines. Management anticipates to begin preparations for a NI 43-101 Technical Report in the coming months.