Mining Investor Returns To Fiji For Indefinite Stay
ThunderstruckResourcespresidentandchiefexecutiveofficer Bryce Bradley arrives in Fiji this month to join her team in furtheringamineralexplorationproject.
Bryce Bradley, also the co-founder of the Canadian-registered mineral exploration company, will arrive on October 17.
Ms Bradley will be travelling with her teenage daughter who is expected to attend a private school in Nadi.
“I am applying for residency and a work permit, and most likely putting my daughter in the International Primary School in Nadi,”
she said.
The duo have not set a return date from Fiji, Ms Bradley said.
Ms Bradley, a banker by profession with a strong background in capital markets and investment banking, was instrumental in facilitating the structuring and financing of dozens of private and publicly traded small and microcap companies.
She founded and served as president of Generic Capital, and Saltus Mercantile Corp - now Robson Capital Partner - two merchant banks focused on capital raising and advisory services for mining exploration companies.
Thunderstruck Resources is a Canadian mining exploration company with highly prospective volcanogenic mass sulphide (VMS) and precious Metals projects on
Viti Levu.
Japanese counterpart
Mitsui Mineral Development Engineering Company Limited (MINDECO) will lead Thunderstruck Resources’ on-going exploration programme at Korokayiu zinc/copper volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) project site.
The announcement, of continued drilling in the Serua interior area, followed a review of several leading Japanese companies. MINDECO, the research and development division of Mitsui Mining and Smelting, has a 140-year history of metals mining, processing and fabrication. Thunderstruck’s joint venture partner Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC), has increased the budget for the current phase of the exploration programme from FJ$2,077,907 to FJ$2,637,794 to expand the drill programme.
In a recent press release, Thunderstruck, a Canadian-listed company, said the drill programme was proceeding well, with the second hole near completion.
The Thunderstruck and MINDECO teams have commenced preparations for an initial 10 kilometre induced polarisation survey (IPS) designed to delineate further drill targets, the statement said.