Hop2it Mining Ventures
Hop2it has been interested in Gold Mining for many years as a means of underwriting its payment systems. Since 2017 the company has entered into deals to merge or acquire a Gold Mine in Australia and in recent times we have achieved this as well as other mining interests.
Scroll down and view our Resource Mining ventures and click on each summary to learn more or invest.
Why Resource Mining
Hop2it management has suitable experience and also contracted the founding miners. We wish to utilise mining and gold assets to add significant assets to the company’s balance sheet.
Our Mining Approach
Our simple approach to mining is to locate opportunities that firstly provide close proximity to our management for logistic support and security.
Secondly, we seek mergers with the owners with acquisition options so we can learn all the elements of the specific mining interest.
How Can You Invest
Hop2it Members have options to invest directly into Hop2it’s asset holding company. Other interested Investors are able to inspect each Hop2it Mining Venture and if interested, they can invest directly if an Offer document has been issued for this purpose.
How It Works
This website is a first start to learning about Hop2it’s mining ventures and any investment opportunities. If you wish to participate as an investor, you must join as a Member and open an Account so that you can download an Offer document or request one.
Our Mining Projects
Australian Mines
Aussie mining assets were chosen as a starting point due to the global travel restrictions applied to the Corvid 19 Pandemic.
Gold Mining
Gold & Arsenic Mine
Hop2it is involved in the acquisition of a Gold & Arsenic Mine two hours northwest of Brisbane Australia. The mine has a JORC Report which values the mine in excess of USD$100 million.
Kaolin Mining
Kaolin & Oil Shale
Hop2it has secured significant equity and management rights on a north Queensland Australia Kaolin Mine. A Jorc Code Report has been undertaken and to learn more click below.
Bi-product Processing
Oil Shale – Fulvic & Humic Acid
As an exciting bi-product of Hop2it’s Kaolin mining venture, the Jorc Report reveals over 190 million tonnes of Oil Shale. Fulvic and Humic Acid used in fertilizer comes with Oil Shale.
Questions About Our Mines
Why mine Arsenic and not just Gold?
Gold in fact, is a bi-product of Arsenic mining.
Does Hop2it intend to sell the Gold and if so where?
Yes, the Gold Mine that Hop2it is now involved in, has a formal JORC Report as well as other EPM’s (Exploration Permits) and has rights to mine Arsenic, Gold, and other minerals. Within 2 hours of the Gold Mine are companies that purchase and smelter Gold produced in mines. Also, storage in Gold Vaults is available in Brisbane.
Is Arsenic valuable?
In its pure form, arsenic costs $320 per 100g. Arsenic and arsenic compounds have been produced and used commercially for centuries. Current and historical uses of arsenic include pharmaceuticals, wood preservatives, agricultural chemicals, and applications in the mining, metallurgical, glass-making, and semiconductor industries.
Arsenic is a substance found in the environment. It occurs naturally in crushed rock. It is often found near gold deposits and is extracted as part of gold and other mining activities. The waste left over after mining processes is called mine tailings.
What is Kaolin and what returns does it have?
What bi-products can Kaolin mining produce?
Halloysite is a rare form of kaolin where the mineral naturally occurs as nanotubes; microscopic tubes, the diameter of which is measured in nanometres (one billionth of a metre) and is imperceptible to the human eye.
Demand for halloysite, a rare derivative of kaolin, is also high as demonstrated by Andromeda Metals (ASX:ADN) signing a binding offtake agreement with a Japanese customer last month for the supply of 5,000tpa of a premium ceramic grade product.
As a high-end mineral and globally scarce commodity with strong demand drivers, it fetches a high price. Pure Halloysite sells for up to US$3,000/t.
What is Oil Shale and what are the bi-products?
Oil shale is a fine-grained sedimentary rock containing large amounts of organic matter (kerogen), which can yield substantial quantities of hydrocarbons. Oil shale is essentially a petroleum source rock that has not undergone the complete thermal maturation required to convert organic matter to oil.
Australia has a large unconventional and currently non-producing identified shale oil resource of 131 600PJ (22 390mmbbl) which could potentially contribute to future oil supply if economic and environmental challenges can be overcome. The majority of Australian shale oil resources of commercial interest are located in Queensland, in the vicinity of Gladstone and Mackay.
Oil shale is the rock from which shale oil is extracted. Shale oil is similar to petroleum and can be refined into many different substances, including diesel fuel, gasoline, and liquid petroleum gas (LPG).
Fulvic and Humic Acid are bi-products of Oil Shale and are used in fertilizers and broadacre reclamation amongst other things.
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