SRA - Strategic Resource Acquisition Corporation

About SRA

SRA’s Mid-Tennessee Zinc Mine and Mill Complex at Gordonsville, Tennessee is now in production. Gordonsville is the first of three major zinc mines that SRA is bringing into production.
The mining complex has a 28 year history of continuous operations from 1975 to 2003 producing one of the highest quality zinc concentrates in the world. At a mill recovery rate of about 95%, a very clean concentrate was produced grading 64.5% zinc (near the theoretical maximum of zinc in concentrate), 0.05% gallium and 0.04% germanium, with by-product limestone aggregate and agricultural lime. All products mined are saleable at a profit. Read More

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» June 26, 2008 - SRA Achieves 3,000 tpd in Gordonsville Ramp up

» June 5, 2008 - SRA Enters Into Agreement to Sell Balance of Ge/Ga Leachate

» June 2, 2008 - SRA Announces Appointment of John C. McConnell as Chief Operating Officer

Current Operations

Set to become the largest zinc operation in the Continental U.S.A., and a dominant global producer of germanium and gallium
• World’s highest quality zinc in concentrate– 64.5% zinc
• Germanium and Gallium value-added byproducts
• Every product saleable– agricultural limestone, aggregate
• Long life resource – excellent historic reserve replacement
• Environmental excellence—all permits in place

Power Breakfast Thursday March 13, 2008	BNN
Victor Wyprysky President and CEO, SRA Corporation

ABOUT ZINC

• The International Zinc and Lead Study Group (ILZSG) reported that in the first eleven months of 2007, the global zinc market was in deficit by 35,000 tons. In November producer stocks fell to 353,000 tons from 360,000 tons in the month prior
• LME stocks at y/e 2007 of 88,475 tonnes were slightly lower than y/e 2006 of 90,475 tonnes. Even at current levels, LME stocks are still at a 15 year low representing just a few days of global consumption
• Demand for refined zinc metal in China from Jan to Nov 2007 grew by a further 14.6% and 3.3% in Europe while lower in the U.S. by 9.7% (ILZSG)
• In Nov. 2007, China was a net importer of zinc of 8,324 tonnes and of galvanized steel of 70,425 tonnes
• World steel demand continues to grow strongly with supply/demand expected to remain tight
• Developing economies continue to grow rapidly underpinning a strong recovery for zinc and base metals

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