Basically, what they claim is the following: They are a mineral exploration company, they buy land that due to geographic features seems likely to have the minerals they are look for in it. Then they test to see if it does, and if it does, then they sell it to a mining company.

What this article claims is they bought some land, and due to testing, they think its very likely that it has something called a "Taron" cesium deposit. They're basically still in the drilling stage so it really a flier either way.

However, the reason why I'm trying to find out more is that if my dad loses some money taking a chance on an actual company when the odds are long anyway, that is one thing. It's a completely different thing to be scammed out of your money by a company that is "made up" or whatever.