Giyani Metals Corp (TSX-V:EMM, OTC:CATPF) CEO Charles FitzRoy joined Proactive to discuss advancements at its battery-grade manganese projects in Botswana.
FitzRoy highlighted the commissioning of a demonstration plant in Johannesburg, capable of producing up to 600 kilograms per day of high-purity manganese sulfate monohydrate.
He explained that the demonstration plant serves as a key phase for securing offtake agreements with OEMs. Testing will start in early 2024, with the first product batches leading to indicative terms by the second quarter.
Proactive: We’re at Resourcing Tomorrow 2024. Joining me in the studio is Charles FitzRoy. He is the CEO of Giyani Metals. Charles, thanks very much for coming down and speaking to us. So, what brings you to Resourcing Tomorrow?
Charles FitzRoy: I’m here as the CEO of a TSX Venture-listed group with battery-grade manganese projects in Botswana. We’re speaking to investors, staying updated on the market, and participating in this fantastic event.
So, we’ll see you chatting …