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NEVADA - Sunrise Resources PLC (AIM:SRES) announced Monday it has supplied approximately 25 tons of natural pozzolan from its CS Project in Nevada to a potentially large customer for testing and market trials.
The company described its CS Project as "mine-ready" with key operating permits already in place covering 14.5 million tons of natural pozzolan and 1.3 million tons of perlite. The project also includes an additional area called the Northeast Zone, which the company described as having surface dimensions of 1.3km by 0.6km with a drilled thickness exceeding 40m from surface.
Natural pozzolan is used as a supplementary cementitious material, serving as a partial substitute for Portland cement in producing environmentally friendly cements and concrete.
Executive Chairman Patrick Cheetham noted increased activity in the supplementary cementitious materials sector, citing Eco Material Technologies’ investment in an Arizona pozzolan mine, Ash Grove Cement’s acquisition of Geofortis’ Utah operation, and CRH’s $2.1 billion acquisition of Eco Material Technologies.
"I think these transactions underline that this is the right time to be involved in the natural pozzolan business," Cheetham said in the press release statement.
The company indicated it would provide further information should the sample testing result in a material agreement with the potential customer.
Sunrise Resources trades on London’s AIM market.
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