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http://www.creatresources.com/attachments/109_Independent_Experts_Report.pdf

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201204121657332516B

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201204121653172513B Galaxy placing update CRHL's shareholding in Galaxy will be diluted from 11.78% to 10.51%. It seems CHRL will not be taking anymore shares in Galaxy by the looks of things, so they must be happy with what they have, and are looking at other investments. ;-))

Thats how I see it confusing lol we should get update over next week or so :-))

If it is true this is massive news if it goes ahead ;-))

I'm a little lost to be honest but does look like CRHL will get 1.8 times in GXY, we need some one to clear it up for us lol Good investment for CRHL they own 38 million shares of the 51 million in issue if you read the doc. If the merger goes ahead then CRHL will get 1.8 times that amount in Galaxy shares thats if i'm reading merger doc correct. http://www.galaxyresources.com.au/documents/603-L1030412.pdf http://screencast.com/t/dBVEniZBKi http://screencast.com/t/JSs6Ft1c http://screencast.com/t/qSsqLYsUt http://screencast.com/t/1jR7K4CRAWyH http://screencast.com/t/2AeYGbHeW http://screencast.com/t/SrF7szD4k http://screencast.com/t/dqllhGgEnw

lucky you mate, got yeah now very very intresting ;-)

Could you post merger doc in regards to CRHL getting 1.8 times in GXY cheers

The merger would pull together Lithium One's Sal de Vida development in Argentina with Galaxy's Mount Cattlin mine in Western Australia, a plant in eastern China's Jiangsu province and the lithium-ion battery project. With a market capitalisation of about $320 million, Galaxy started book-building on Friday to raise an extra $50 million. ''We are looking at building a pure-play lithium company with a market cap close to half a billion dollars,'' Mr Tan said. Lithium mines typically took about five years to come online, he said, but demand for the commodity was surging. ''Our view is that you need to find those resources, you need to bring them into production, in anticipation of this demand that's coming,'' Mr Tan said. ''The lithium battery is now in your laptops, your mobile phones, your iPads. It's now moving into power tools. ''You can see that already means about a 25 per cent year-on-year growth - and think of how many iPads are sold today.'' The world uses about 140,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate a year, which Mr Tan believes will triple in the next decade. Lithium One chairman Martin Rowley described Galaxy's offer as ''attractive''. ''Combining the assets of both Lithium One and Galaxy will result in a fully integrated company that will be a major player in the lithium sector,'' he said http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/galaxy-close-to-acquiring-canadas-lithium-one-for-108m/story-e6frg9df-1226315889991 Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/galaxys-big-charge-on-lithium-20120402-1w8re.html#ixzz1qtxZ9oRQ

Galaxy SP maybe pinned down due to CR of 50 mill, but for the long term fantastic news for CRHL ;-))

http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201203301504345028A Guys are updates will come on the back of Galaxy flying over the coming weeks months ;-))

CRHL RNS check it out, ding dong Galaxy is going to rule the world yahoooooo

Has trading halt, trading will resume on Tuesday or when RNS is put out, very very intresting. Lets hope the Creat Group are involved GLA ;-))

Then are news will flow i'm sure followed by broker note GLA ;-) http://screencast.com/t/rdtT8hCeLG http://screencast.com/t/jwoMTyUO4POI

Once Galaxy starting moving past $1 and stays strong, CRHL will give us are news i'm sure. CRHL moved last time when Glaxy was trading $1.20 so once Galaxy gets first production any day, and moves above $1.20 we are on are way team imo ;-))

CRHL looking at 2 JV'S with Razor Back Tin Mine and Grand Prize you can see why, Tin prices $23,000 per tonne. CRHL has so many differnt metals and licences, looking forward to Tenth Legion Update. Exploration Licence 21/2004 Dundas Exploration Update Creat Resources Holdings Limited (the "Company") (AIM: CRHL) is pleased to provide the following update regarding the presence of additional mineral occurrences of economic significance in its newly acquired exploration licence EL21/2004 near Mount Dundas, Western Tasmania. Whilst the Company originally acquired the licence for its nickel prospectivity; the potential economic tin resource comes as a welcome addition to the Company's existing mineral property holdings. Following an appraisal of data and historic information supplied by the previous tenement holder and not specifically considered prior to the acquisition, it is apparent that the Company has control over a historic, non-JORC compliant tin resource centred around the historic Razorback Tin Mine and a significant exploration tin potential at Grand Prize tin mine (2km to the north-west of Razorback). The Mineral Resources Tasmania (MRT) Online Mineral Deposits database lists the Razorback Tin Mine as a non-JORC resource of 675,000t @ 0.62% Sn. The tin occurs as a Renison-style carbonate replacement cassiterite mineralisation in a large, incompletely tested talc-carbonate unit. This historic resource was estimated by J.G. Purvis of CRA Exploration Proprietary Limited in 1980. In addition to the Razorback tin resource, a historic assessment of the drilling data in the vicinity of the historic Grand Prize Mine contains an estimate of non-JORC compliant exploration potential of 0.9Mt @ 0.8% Sn and 0.7% Cu, with the mineralised block open to the north, south and at depth. Whilst the Grand Prize mineralised zone averages 2 metres in width, further drilling to the north and south could increase the tonnage to economically minable dimensions. The two tin occurrences, when considered together, also offer a much improved economic proposition and target resource. The recognition of tin accumulations of economic interest in the Company's recently acquired licence is in addition to the high prospectivity for 'Avebury-style' nickel mineralisation related to hydrothermal alteration in serpentinised Cambrian mafic/ultramafic rocks, close to Devonian granitoids. As with the Avebury nickel mineralisation, there is also the possibility of primary magmatic nickel mineralisation in the mafic/ultramafic rocks adjacent to the Razorback Tin Mine. While previous explorers included nickel in some soil and rock chip program assays, nickel has seen little specific targeting through drill testing. The Company can see a clear strategy of drilling the known tin occurrences at Razorback and Grand Prize to a higher resource confidence level, thereby increasing value to shareholders. This proposed drilling program can proceed alongsid

Factored in, this is just crazy so much more to come Tenth Legion Jorc due ;-)) http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200705300855344053X http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200712070730064148J http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200903271502036361P http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201003160730096425I

Has moved through the $1 barrier last nite, update on Glaxy due in this week imo. Tenth Legion JORC could come any day drilling was completed 8 months ago ;-)))))))))))))))))))))

It's not the jorc need to top up lol good grades of lead and zinc :-))))

For BMR to move in next 5/10 trading days, i think CRHL will put good news out on back of GXY first lithium product at end of Q1 imo, but if it comes sooner oh well GL ;-)