Premier African Minerals Limited ("Premier" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that further to the announcement on 1 April 2025 ("Announcement"), Premier has entered into a non-binding letter of interest with Glencore International Ag ("Letter") regarding the possible purchase of spodumene concentrate and repayment and/or management of the prepayment amount plus interest owed in respect of the Zulu Lithium and Tantalum Project ("Zulu").
Premier has agreed with Canmax Technologies Co., Ltd to use its best endeavours within the next three months to have the letter issued as a binding agreement subject to pre-conditions inter alia that the plant achieves the required grade and tonnage.
The debt carried by Premier I calculate at approx 60 million including interest.
RE: Why do people come on to different boards........2 May 2025 07:52
Willec
Will you be so kind as to let me have a copy of the Glencore RNS notifying shareholders in Glen that the company has issued an LOI to manage debts of approx 60 million potentially and purchase spodumene.
The LoI does not pay the bills,it does not settle the ever increasing creditors,it does not pay for the running costs at Zulu nor does it play for the required capital expenditure.I am inclined to take the view that until Zulu can demonstrate commercial activity one can ignore Glencore.
Before any ink goes to paper, Zulu has to convince Glencore that it is a commercial unit that can regularly produce a marketable product.
This will take time and a fair few bob. Remember that the plant has to run continuously for 28 days to reach nameplate production. I doubt Zulu will attain this on the first run.
Your SP prediction will possibly be dented by further dilution.