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PCL, a joint venture company, is developing the Jongju Rare Earths Deposit. This represents an exciting opportunity for investors to be part of the early stage exploration and subsequent production of possibly the largest rare earth deposit in the world.
Further exploration is planned to recommence in April 2014, which will include 96,000m (Phase One) and 120,000m (Phase Two) core drilling. Results from the exploration program will be JORC compliant. There have also been several more sites that have been identified with REE anomalies present and an exploration program has been planned to be conducted in the third quarter of 2014.
Jongju Rare Earth Deposit
Potential to be the single largest rare earths deposit in the world
The value of the estimated resource in the ground is $64.9 trillion
Exploration target of at least 6Bt of mineralized material
Permission granted to build an onsite rare earth processing plant
Salva Resources’ initial assessment of the Jongju REE exploration target indicates a total mineralization potential of 6.06 Bt with 216.2 Mt of total rare earth oxides (TREO). Taking into account all current data of the mineralized potential the presumed REE target is:
664.9 Mt @ >9.00% TREO,
634.0 Mt @ >5.70 ≤ 9.00% TREO,
2.077 Bt @ >3.97 ≤ 5.70% TREO,
340.4 Mt @ >1.35 ≤ 3.97% TREO,
and 2.339 Bt @ ≤1.35% TREO
The DPRK economy has the potential to be the fastest growing economy globally between now and 2050.
Growth for the DPRK is projected at 178% between 2010-2017 as compared to 370% for Mongolia (projected to be the world’s fastest growing economy between now and 2020) and 68% for Myanmar. However it is the growth over the period between 2010-2050 where the DPRK growth has the potential to be over ten times that of Mongolia and Myanmar as the DPRK catches up with the economic growth of its two immediate neighbours PRC and ROK. If DPRK achieves its projected growth it could follow the economic growth of ROK and by 2050 it would be the 8th largest economy in Asia and the 29th largest economy in the world.
The DPRK have an extremely high literacy rate and abundant mineral wealth, and if the DPRK goes down the same economic path as their neighbours in PRC and ROK, then the GDP growth for the 40 year period between 2010 and 2050 would be similar to the rate of growth projected for the PRC for the 40 year period between 1990 and 2030.