NioCorp’s Critical Minerals

 

NioCorp plans to produce three minerals at its Elk Creek, Nebraska Project that are all considered “critical” by the U.S. Government. This makes the Elk Creek Project one of the few pure-play, greenfield critical minerals mines in the U.S. that have a NI-43-101 Feasibility Study completed and are ready for funding and construction.

Niobium

Scandium

Titanium

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See this note regarding the use of certain forward-looking non-GAAP financial measures on this website.

NioCorp's Mark Smith Comments on the new Elk Creek mine plan and Feasibility Study update.

Mark Smith Comments on New Mine Plan

NioCorp CEO and Executive Chairman Mark Smith discuss the improved economics of the Project’s updated Feasibility Study.

NioCorp's Scott Honan comments on the new Elk Creek mine plan and Feasibility Study update.

Scott Honan Discusses New Mine Plan

NioCorp’s Scott Honan talks about the new Elk Creek Project mining plan and associated updated Feasibility Study.

Chris Dougherty, Chairman of the Nordmin Group of Companies, comments on the new Elk Creek Superalloy Materials Project's mine plan, designed by Nordmin.

Nordmin Speaks To New Mine Plan

Nordmin’s Chris Dougherty speaks to Nordmin’s new design for the Elk Creek Superalloy Materials Project’s mine plan.

Video Replay of NioCorp live webcast on the new Elk Creek mine plan and Feasibility Study update.

NioCorp Webcast on Updated FS

NioCorp executives Mark Smith and Scott Honan discuss the improved economics of the Project's updated Feasibility Study.

Elk Creek Virtual Tour

See a video that explains the power of superalloys and how NioCorp intends to produce three superalloy metals its its Elk Creek Project.


NioCorp's planned products have all been designated as Critical Minerals

Critical Minerals

NioCorp's planned products have all been designated as "Critical Minerals" by the U.S. Government.  Mark Smith explains the significance.

Robust Returns

According to an NI-43-101 compliant Feasibility Study, the Elk Creek Project projects relatively robust economic returns.  See the details here.

Corporate Presentation

See the latest corporate presentation from NioCorp about the Company and its flagship Elk Creek Superalloy Materials Project.

NioCorp's Markets

Learn about the many downstream markets that can utilize the three superalloy materials that NioCorp plans to make at its Elk Creek Project.

 

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