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Moon River Capital Ltd. Announces Robust Positive Preliminary Economic Assessment of Davidson Molybdenum Project - Vimarsana News

Moon River Capital Ltd. Announces Robust Positive Preliminary Economic Assessment of Davidson Molybdenum Project

HIGHLIGHTS: Pre-tax net present value of $1.04 billion and Internal Rate of Return of 32% and an after-tax NPV of $602 million and an IRR of 24% at an 8% discount rate and assuming a long-term...

Fortune Bay Announces Additional Uranium Staking and Provides Update for Murmac and Strike Uranium Projects - Vimarsana News

Fortune Bay Announces Additional Uranium Staking and Provides Update for Murmac and Strike Uranium Projects

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WV House approves limiting "critical materials" property tax | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

WV House approves limiting "critical materials" property tax | Legislative Session

The West Virginia House of Delegates approved a bill that would limit property tax on manufacturing of minerals deemed by the United States Department of Energy essential to energy technology but prone to supply chain disruption. House Bill 4971 would cap the value of property tax assessments of critical materials manufacturing equipment.

Wyoming hits the rare-earth mother lode - Vimarsana News

Wyoming hits the rare-earth mother lode

If managed wisely, the discovery at Halleck Creek will make the US the world’s indispensable mineral supplier.

WV House panel OKs critical materials property tax limit | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

WV House panel OKs critical materials property tax limit | Legislative Session

The West Virginia House of Delegates Finance Committee approved a bill, House Bill 4971, which would limit property tax on critical materials, a designation for minerals the United States Department of Energy has deemed essential to energy technology but prone to supply chain disruption. HB 4971 would provide that property tax assessments of critical materials manufacturing equipment would be its salvage value, defined as up to 5% of its fair market value.