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Royal Road Minerals is an exploration and development company with a firm focus on discovering new deposits with a new strategic focus on Colombia and the promising La Golondrina development project. Royal Road Minerals was founded in 2010 by the original team of Lydian International known for the discovery and development of the plus 4Moz Amulsar Gold deposit in Armenia. The Royal Road team has a history of discovery and a track record of building well-financed, successful Gold exploration companies. The team believes, from experience, that the road to returns lies in the discovery of new deposits in prospective but under explored regions. Royal Road believes in stakeholder engagement and in innovative solutions to environmental management and social stewardship, executed in every area of the business. As the mineral industry emerges from a period of reckoning into an era of reform, Royal Road understands it must compete with a variety of equally enterprising investment opportunities in a more engaged modern world.
The company was formed in 2016 and in early 2017, acquired Ursa Major Minerals, a private company that owned the past producing Shakespeare Mine and Shining Tree project. Shakespeare is situated 70 km to the south-west of the Sudbury Basin. Magna has since assembled a contiguous land package of over 180km², much of which has seen little exploration work and yet remains prospective for further nickel, copper and PGM discoveries.
Maine Drilling and Blasting is a Gardiner, ME-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Mottes Materials Inc is a Iron River, MI-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Red Moon Potash Inc. is a subsidiary of Vulcan Minerals Inc. (www.vulcanminerals.ca) . The company was listed on the TSX Venture Exchange in August, 2012. Vulcan discovered a potash zone in the Bay St. George basin of western Newfoundland during the course of petroleum exploration. This early stage discovery is very encouraging, encountering grades up to 32% KCI (20%K20) less than 300 meters deep. Red Moon intends to further explore and potentially develop the existing Captain Cook potash discovery and other nearby potash targets and will launch a drilling program in 2013 to evaluate the potash potential in western Newfoundland. The drilling campaign will be designed to determine the probability of the existence of a commercial potash deposit (sufficient grade over minable width). Favourable potash drilling results will form the basis of a pre-feasibility study, further drilling (tonnage definition) and a feasibility analysis which will likely attract development proposals from third parties for financing and development. Preliminary potash drill locations have been identified from an extensive geological/geophysical database. Internal work is underway for planning/permitting and procurement of a 2013 drilling program. Since there is every indication of a substantial associated salt deposit discovery, with grade exceeding 98% NaCl, the company will continue to evaluate the merits of a commercial salt deposit in conjunction with the potash evaluation program.