Quarterly Activities Report
Brisbane, Oct 29, 2021 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Emerging lithium producer Sayona Mining Limited (
ASX:SYA) (DML:FRA) (SYAXF:OTCMKTS) has further expanded its lithium asset base in Quebec, Canada together with advancing its Western Australian lithium and gold projects, as highlighted by its Activities Report for the September quarter 2021.
Quarter Highlights
Quebec, Canada
- Sayona Quebec and Piedmont complete acquisition of North American Lithium (NAL)
- Preparations underway for resumption of NAL operations; project review shows scope for further resource expansion
- Acquisition of Moblan Lithium Project, Northern Quebec secures leading North American lithium asset base
- Testing confirms Authier spodumene delivers high purity lithium hydroxide suitable for battery/cathode makers
- Placement and Share Purchase Plan, raising A$65 million to fund NAL acquisition
Western Australia
- Gold exploration plans ramped up and drilling planned at Mt Dove and Deep Well Projects
- Altura Mining commits to earn-in over Pilbara lithium projects, with initial focus on Mallina project
Post-quarter
A$100 million raised in Placement and additional A$25.5 million in rights issue to close acquisition of 60% of Moblan Lithium Project; drilling program at project planned for 2022, together with revised definitive feasibility study.
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About Elevra Lithium Limited
Elevra Lithium Limited is a North American lithium producer (ASX:ELV) (NASDAQ:ELVR) OTCMKTS:SYAXF) with projects in Quebec, Canada, United States, Ghana and Western Australia. In Quebec, Elevra's assets comprise North American Lithium (100%) and a 60% stake in the Moblan Lithium Project in Northern Quebec. In the United States, Elevra has the Carolina Lithium project (100%) and in Ghana the Ewoyaa Lithium project (22.5%) in joint venture with Atlantic Lithium. In Western Australia, the Company holds a large tenement portfolio in the Pilbara region prospective for gold and lithium.
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