historic core that was given to a government funded16 Jan 2023 19:50
Zinnwald Lithium Plc @ZinnwaldLithium · 11 Jan The project team has located historic core that was given to a government funded research institute several decades ago, which it is now looking to integrate with the current set of databases and carry out verification tasks.
Business Secretary Grant Shapps attended the Green Lithium site launch event at Teesside to announce the UK’s first large-scale merchant lithium refinery at PD Ports.
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Seems many may of over looked this part in the last update - so far the NPV is based on the 35MT
Initial drill results support the plan to consider the Albite Granites (previously referred to as "Ore Type 2" in the recent Preliminary Economic Assessment ("PEA")) for the Mineral Resource and future mine plan, with potential to materially increase the total Mineral Resource
The Project's historic MRE was based solely on the Greisen beds and excluded the Albite Granites. One of the goals of the ongoing in-fill drilling programme is to materially increase the MRE, which could, in turn, accommodate greater mining capacity for an expanded Li-product output.
Historic estimates quantified the tonnage potential of the Albite Granites alone at above 200Mt,
Green Lithium, working closely with its partners, is well on the way to building the UK's first large-scale replicable lithium refining and battery recycling plant
Green Lithium - backed by Trafigura - agrees processing plant for Teesside
Taken from page 16 of the VSA Capital broker note:
TVL will therefore be focusing on the speciality part of the lithium hydroxide production process; removing impurities to create a battery quality product suitable for top tier OEMs. We believe that by specialising there is a higher c hanc e of success in producing a battery quality product than for a mining company and we believe that there are a number of factors that make producing a lithium sulphate a compelling alternative for producing a hydroxide or carbonate; firstly the ability to produce a four or even five 9s product is difficult to achieve and the discounts to benchmark pric es may significantly reduce the returns of a project compared to its forecast parameters.
This may make the lower upfront capital of a lithium sulphate plant more attractive
£216m is a lot of funding they have to raise Let’s see how my TVL farm out of the total asset New finance investors will want a percentage of the asset But has huge potential