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FeedbackBearing Closes Acquisition of Additional Interest in Maricunga JV
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 28, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bearing Lithium Corp. ("Bearing" or the "Company") (TSX Venture: BRZ) (OTCQB:BLILF) (FRANKFURT: B6K2) is pleased to announce that it has completed the acquisition of additional interest in the Maricunga Project (the “Project”), bringing its interest to 18.02%, as was previously announced on June 25th, 2018. Bearing acquired the additional Project interest in the Maricunga joint venture company from Minera Salar Blanco SpA, a private Chilean company. The current ownership of the Project is as follows: Lithium Power International at 51.00%, Minera Salar Blanco SpA at 30.98%, and Bearing at 18.02%.Jeremy Poirier, Bearing’s CEO and President commented: “We are pleased to have increased our ownership in the high-grade Maricunga project. This Project represents the highest-grade and most advanced pre-production lithium brine project in Chile. We are pleased with the advancement of the Project and look forward to the tabling of the Definitive Feasibility Study for the Project by the end of the year.”
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.201.736 von SeroZ am 12.07.18 22:20:53
Spreche mich nächstes Frühjahr nochmals darauf an.
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Spreche mich nächstes Frühjahr nochmals darauf an.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 58.173.143 von SeroZ am 09.07.18 21:58:14Es liegen interessante Monate vor uns.
Mein erstes Zwischenziel ist die 1 vor dem Komma.
Mein erstes Zwischenziel ist die 1 vor dem Komma.
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Hört sich gut an.
Liest sich so, als ob die Genehmigung damit so gut wie durch ist.
Das würde uns gewaltig in neue Höhen katapultieren.
Liest sich so, als ob die Genehmigung damit so gut wie durch ist.
Das würde uns gewaltig in neue Höhen katapultieren.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.928.833 von married am 07.06.18 09:34:17Darauf haben wir gewartet:
Lithium Power International has dropped its lawsuit against the Chilean government after it was told it can now apply for a special operating licence for its Maricunga lithium project.
The news sent shares up 22 per cent to an intra-day high of 33c this morning.
Lithium Power (ASX:LPI) launched legal proceedings against the government early this year after they issued a permit to state-owned copper giant Codelco over tenements already owned by Lithium Power’s joint venture company.
The “special lithium operation contract” was issued under the new mining code. Lithium Power wanted to know whether Codelco would be allowed to exploit the lithium on its landholding.
However, three months of talks between Lithium Power’s JV company and the government have resulted in the company now being told they can apply for a special lithium operation contract over the Litio tenements that are subject to the new mining code.
The other tenements that make up the Maricunga project are covered under the old mining code and are not affected.
Lithium Power International (ASX:LPI) shares have more than halved since November last year.
Lithium Power International (ASX:LPI) shares have more than halved since November last year.
The special lithium operation contract is the final approval needed for Lithium Power to produce lithium under the new Chilean legislation.
The company plans to submit its application in August.
Lithium Power could not comment further on the matter.
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Lithium Power International has dropped its lawsuit against the Chilean government after it was told it can now apply for a special operating licence for its Maricunga lithium project.
The news sent shares up 22 per cent to an intra-day high of 33c this morning.
Lithium Power (ASX:LPI) launched legal proceedings against the government early this year after they issued a permit to state-owned copper giant Codelco over tenements already owned by Lithium Power’s joint venture company.
The “special lithium operation contract” was issued under the new mining code. Lithium Power wanted to know whether Codelco would be allowed to exploit the lithium on its landholding.
However, three months of talks between Lithium Power’s JV company and the government have resulted in the company now being told they can apply for a special lithium operation contract over the Litio tenements that are subject to the new mining code.
The other tenements that make up the Maricunga project are covered under the old mining code and are not affected.
Lithium Power International (ASX:LPI) shares have more than halved since November last year.
Lithium Power International (ASX:LPI) shares have more than halved since November last year.
The special lithium operation contract is the final approval needed for Lithium Power to produce lithium under the new Chilean legislation.
The company plans to submit its application in August.
Lithium Power could not comment further on the matter.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.912.732 von married am 05.06.18 16:20:49Es gibt heute auch gute Nachrichten im Lithium-Sektor. LPI stockt auf und holt einen der reichen Männer Chiles ( und Miteigentümer der hochwertigsten Lithium-Lagerstätte ) mit an Bord:
ASX RELEASE
LPI:ASX – 7 June 2018
LPI INCREASES OWNERSHIP TO 51.35% OF THE MARICUNGA LITHIUM BRINE PROJECT AND STRENGTHENS BOARD
Highlights
✓ LPI enters agreement to increase its ownership to 51.35% of Minera Salar Blanco S.A. (“MSB”).
✓ LPI strengthens its board by appointing MSB’s Director and significant shareholder, Mr Martin Borda and MSB’s CEO, Mr Cristobal Garcia-Huidobro as Non-Executive Directors.
✓ These agreements tighten strategic and operational alignment with the Chilean partners of the Maricunga Lithium Brine Project.
Lithium Power International Limited (ASX: LPI) (“LPI” or “the Company”) has entered into a term sheet with its joint venture partner, Minera Salar Blanco SpA (“Minera Blanco”), to acquire a further 1.35% of the shares in the Maricunga Joint Venture Company, Minera Salar Blanco S.A. (“MSB”).1
The transaction will take LPI’s ownership of MSB to 51.35%, for a cash purchase price of A$2.03m. This will be paid from the Company’s existing cash reserves. Post transaction, LPI will retain cash reserves of around A$22m with a further US$7m held by MSB.
On completion, LPI’s interest in MSB will increase to 51.35%; Minera Blanco’s interest will decrease to 30.98%; and Bearings Inc.’s (“Bearings”) interest will remain unchanged at 17.67%.
The acquisition is subject to:
• each party obtaining all necessary corporate authorisations and approvals, along with the execution and completion of binding transaction documentation by 1 August 2018; and
• a pre-emptive right held by Bearings to acquire its pro rata share of the sale shares.
If Bearings exercises its right, it will acquire approximately 0.35% of the 1.35% interest being sold. This would give LPI an interest of 51% in MSB; Minera Blanco 30.98%; and Bearings 18.02%.
1 Note: the difference between a SpA registered company and a S.A registered company in Chile is similar to the difference between a Pty Ltd registered company and a Limited registered company in Australia.
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann-lpi-increases-ownership…
ASX RELEASE
LPI:ASX – 7 June 2018
LPI INCREASES OWNERSHIP TO 51.35% OF THE MARICUNGA LITHIUM BRINE PROJECT AND STRENGTHENS BOARD
Highlights
✓ LPI enters agreement to increase its ownership to 51.35% of Minera Salar Blanco S.A. (“MSB”).
✓ LPI strengthens its board by appointing MSB’s Director and significant shareholder, Mr Martin Borda and MSB’s CEO, Mr Cristobal Garcia-Huidobro as Non-Executive Directors.
✓ These agreements tighten strategic and operational alignment with the Chilean partners of the Maricunga Lithium Brine Project.
Lithium Power International Limited (ASX: LPI) (“LPI” or “the Company”) has entered into a term sheet with its joint venture partner, Minera Salar Blanco SpA (“Minera Blanco”), to acquire a further 1.35% of the shares in the Maricunga Joint Venture Company, Minera Salar Blanco S.A. (“MSB”).1
The transaction will take LPI’s ownership of MSB to 51.35%, for a cash purchase price of A$2.03m. This will be paid from the Company’s existing cash reserves. Post transaction, LPI will retain cash reserves of around A$22m with a further US$7m held by MSB.
On completion, LPI’s interest in MSB will increase to 51.35%; Minera Blanco’s interest will decrease to 30.98%; and Bearings Inc.’s (“Bearings”) interest will remain unchanged at 17.67%.
The acquisition is subject to:
• each party obtaining all necessary corporate authorisations and approvals, along with the execution and completion of binding transaction documentation by 1 August 2018; and
• a pre-emptive right held by Bearings to acquire its pro rata share of the sale shares.
If Bearings exercises its right, it will acquire approximately 0.35% of the 1.35% interest being sold. This would give LPI an interest of 51% in MSB; Minera Blanco 30.98%; and Bearings 18.02%.
1 Note: the difference between a SpA registered company and a S.A registered company in Chile is similar to the difference between a Pty Ltd registered company and a Limited registered company in Australia.
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann-lpi-increases-ownership…
Träumen erlaubt:MH tweet this morning now confirms the following re LPI:
- BG 99.9% LC - that’s above BG requirements
- Export permit for 473k of LCE over 30 years with further upside after resource update
- Processing - commercial scale production volumes confirmed for DFS
All we now need is an EIA, completion of drilling/ DFS and funding to start production on the old code land. If resource is doubled we’re looking at an export permit for close to 1Mt LCE. Well in excess of the PFS total of 400,000t over 20 years. In addition the royalties payable for the old code tenements are way below the average used in the PFS which factored in higher percentages for Litio. In summary- LPI is on track and is well placed to deliver 2x the level of production outlined in the PFS from the old code land alone. If the EIA is cleared quickly then the final decision to mine could be confirmed in 2018. In my opinion ANY result from the Litio legal dispute is positive as it will allow MSB to get on with putting the old code land into production ASAP. 25ktpa production means approx $US1.2bn + in NPV - easily achievable on the old code land alone. A positive result in the court case would of course add further value but right now I’d rather have a swift result and move forward immediately.
On a side note, BRZ has been pummeled and now offers a 25% discount to LPI as an entry into MSB. The caveat to that statement - if LPI surprises us with an announcement re our WA hard rock assets that increases their value.
Aus einem australischen Diskussionsforum zu LPI:
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/another-milestone-brz-relat…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.822.353 von Newcomer17 am 24.05.18 12:50:08"MH ist abgetreten"
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