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Transformed Nordic exploration minnow FinnAust Mining (FAM) is trumpeting prospects at the Pituffik titanium project in Greenland, acquired when the AIM-quoted company bought 60% of Bluejay Mining before Christmas. FinnAust, where Australian nickel producer Western Areas holds 60%, says work completed last year by Bluejay shows raised beaches along more than 20 km. of coastline hosting ilmenite, a key feedstock in the production of titanium, over widths of more than one kilometre, while samples taken from tidal beaches achieved 70% ilmenite by weight.
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all Robert Tyerman blogs sound the same, cant take long to churn these out, twenty mins tops
bullish headline
sum up recent news
closing line: if metal prices rise these could too