Latin Resources Ltd (PK) (LRSRF) Share Price

LRSRF: Pursuant to a scheme of arrangement, Pilbara Minerals Ltd acquired 100% of the issued shares in Latin Resources Ltd at a fixed exchange ratio of 0.07 new Pilbara Minerals shares for each Latin Resources share.

FINRA deleted symbol:

https://otce.finra.org/otce/dailyList?viewType=Deletions

Starting to move, getting on peoples radar. JORC coming in June which will be good. Just how good remains to be seen.

Lots of info in this recent annual report-
https://www.investi.com.au/api/announcements/lrs/dc1230ca-0be.pdf

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LRSRF, get some now while its cheap. Just listed end of 2022.

This could be the next Sigma. Their lithium site is adjacent to Sigma site in Minas Gerais. Good place to be.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/1010360/latin-resources-target-price-hiked-by-pac-partners-following-site-visit-1010360.html

SOLIS MINERALS LTD
Status: Active
Sector: Basic Materials
Industry: Copper
Symbol: SLMN.V
Exchange: VAN

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=167439396


Solis Minerals begins trading on the ASX under the symbol SLM
Dec 23, 2021

That's what I was affraid of. But I found the partner company with same management maybe.
Solis Minerals


Christopher Gale
Chairman at Solis Minerals

Executive Director
Latin Resources Limited
Jun 2008 - Present · 13 yrs 8 mos
Perth, Australia

Chairman
Solis Minerals · Part-time
Oct 2018 - Present · 3 yrs 4 mos
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-gale-abb407a6/

Don't know how to buy in the U.S.though

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Latin Resources' Chris Gale talks high grade lithium assays from Brazil
Oct 27, 2021

ASX Announcements Introduction

https://www.latinresources.com.au/asx-announcements

Investment Profile as at 19 June 2020

Issued Capital: 364,395,306
Ordinary Shares (M) 359,395,306
Unquoted Loan Funded Shares 4,000,000
Listed Options 163,434,704
Options (M) 14,666,667
Fully Diluted (M) 542,496,677
Convertible Notes 520,000

https://www.latinresources.com.au/investor-relations

San Luis Province Strategy

San Luis Province has an established small mining industry that actively produces quartz and feldspar for the glass and ceramics industry from literally hundreds of small mines. There are around 100 miners in all of which the top 5 might produce nearly 75% of the total minerals. In turn, there are approximately 8 crushing/grinding plants that process and sell minerals up the value chain for the ceramics and glass industry.

Latin Resources is currently in discussion with plant owners/operators to enable a spodumene circuit to be added to an existing crushing plant.

Latin Resources has recently appointed Western Australian based Primero Group who are a turnkey design, construction and commission engineering company with specific experience on hard rock spodumene deposits. The brief for Primero is to commence test work on Latin Resources Argentinian spodumene samples to determine a flowsheet to produce a spodumene concentrate.

The use of an existing plant would negate the usual lengthy process of mine plant approvals based on building a new Plant. The cost-saving benefits in adding a spodumene circuit into an existing plant are also substantial.

The immediate strategy moving forward for Latin Resources is to produce a JORC resource and to also run in parallel the design and permitting of a spodumene plant to add to an existing operation in San Luis.

Latin Resources now controls over 120,000 hectares of exploration concessions and two mining concessions within the Conlara, El Totoral and Estanzuela pegmatite fields in San Luis Province, Central Argentina.

The concessions include and surround pegmatite dykes which have been mined in the past for Lithium minerals (as spodumene or lepidolite) and other related minerals of economic value including quartz, feldspar, beryl, tantalite (tantalum mineral) and columbite (niobium mineral).

Latin Resources has claimed new applications over 98,086 hectares in twenty new exploration concessions.

Latin has also claimed the “Maria Del Huerto” mining concession, comprising three or more parallel dykes where spodumene was mined between 1936 and 1940.

The company has signed a binding agreement that gives a direct path to 100% Latin Resources ownership of the prized Geminis Mine and surrounding Don Gregorio exploration concession, which are within the existing Latin Resources San Francisco concession application.

A Binding Terms Sheet with Kontrarian Resources Fund No 1 gives a direct path to 100% Latin Resources ownership of an additional five lithium concessions that cover more than 44,000 ha in San Luis Provinc

https://www.latinresources.com.au/san-luis-argentina

Started my DD

https://www.latinresources.com.au/single-post/latin-resources-expands-salinas-lithium-project-to-5-338-hectares-drilling-planned-for-february

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LATIN RESOURCES LIMITED

https://www2.asx.com.au/markets/company/lrs