Brazil Minerals, Inc. Advances Its Nickel, Cobalt and Copper Project
Marc Fogassa, CEO of the Company, commented, “Today’s announcement is an important milestone in enabling Brazil Minerals to advance this potentially high-return project. Goiás has an extremely rich geology; in fact, our affiliated company Jupiter Gold (OTC: JUPGF) has a gold area elsewhere in this state.”
Cobalt is used in rechargeable batteries (with high growth in demand fueled by the electric vehicle industry) and high-temperature alloys for aircraft parts. The unique properties of Cobalt make this metal irreplaceable by other substances; total Cobalt demand is expected to grow 30% by 2020. Copper is a broadly used metal due to its electrical and thermal conductivity. Nickel is a critical component to stainless steel alloys.
About Brazil Minerals, Inc.
Brazil Minerals, Inc. (OTC: BMIX) has a business model focused on: 1) mining specific areas for gold and diamonds, and 2) generating projects from its portfolio of high-quality mineral rights for transactions leading to royalties and/or equity positions. Our first equity holding from such strategy is in Jupiter Gold Corp. (OTC: JUPGF). More information on Brazil Minerals is at www.brazil-minerals.com. More information on Jupiter Gold is at www.jupitergoldcorp.com. Follow us: @BMIXstock and @JupiterGoldCorp.
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Contact:
Marc Fogassa
CEO, Brazil Minerals Inc.
info@brazil-minerals.com
www.brazil-minerals.com
@BMIXstock