RE: ooh29 Jan 2021 14:42
Hi Ella
this is the best explanation i could find. 13th Sept 18 RNS
"BMR owns the entire issued share capital of Enviro Mining Limited (Enviro Mining), a company incorporated in Mauritius;
· Enviro Mining owns the entire issued share capital of Enviro Processing Limited (Enviro Processing), a company incorporated in Zambia;
· Enviro Mining owns fifteen per cent (15%) of the issued share capital of Enviro Zambia Limited (Enviro Zambia), a company incorporated in Mauritius and the remaining eighty-five per cent (85%) of the issued share capital of Enviro Zambia is owned by Galileo;
· Enviro Zambia owns ninety-five per cent (95%) of the issued share capital of Enviro Processing Zambia Limited (EPZ), a company incorporated in Zambia and the remaining five per cent (5%) of the issued share capital of EPZ is owned by the government of Zambia;
· the Large Scale Prospecting Licence 19653 - HQ - LPL (Star Zinc Licence) in Zambia known as the "Star Zinc Project" is currently owned by Enviro Processing;
· the Star Zinc Licence has been renewed, following which the Star Zinc Licence is being be transferred to EPZ (Star Zinc Licence Transfer);
then after all the above,
"Andrew Sarosi, Director said: "This proposed acquisition would complete the purchase of 100% of Enviro Zambia, giving Galileo an increased stake to 95% in the Star Zinc project near Lusaka"
which is the position we are in now, the government owns the other 5%
so to summarise
Galileo own 100% of Enviro Processing ZAMBIA Ltd , who own 95% of the share capital of Starzinc project
BMR own 100% Enviro Mining, who own 100% of Enviro Processing who own the SZ prospecting liscence
the original plan was to transfer over, but now that doesnt seem to be the case or the need. reasons still yet TBC