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James, no issues. Enjoy your holiday.

James, I believe they get 10% for free and then they have an option to purchase an additional 10% taking them to 20%. I think the additional 10% has to be through a share purchase but don’t quote me on that as it’s something I read from the hot copper board a while back.

I still haven’t forgiven the .13 placing so my answer is no. Every bit of news out about lithium demand is bullish, just out now. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-26/world-bank-offers-1-billion-for-batteries-in-emerging-markets

All will be forgiven if they fund the plant. Bargain prices will be gone very soon.

Straight from SCs mouth, we’re looking to help finance the plant.http://webcasting.brrmedia.co.uk/broadcast/5ba8c4efe2bf8a5d98d85776

We’re at such a low mcap, I’ll be surprised we don’t start to see it moving north from here. Keep your eye on that LIT ETF, it seems to be waking up most lithium stocks.

The KOD Twitter team seem to be getting busy, tweeting BA meeting Mali's Minister of Mines; Mrs Lelenta Hawa Baba Bah. BGS are also starting to shuffle around positions, looks like it’s getting interesting in Mali.

But before the big money comes in, plenty of further test work needs to be done, and the economic hypothesis outlined above needs to be firmed up into a formal study. The study itself is likely to be based on a larger resource, the data for which is being gathered in current drilling. “Geologically it’s not overly complex,” says Aylward. “There’s an outcrop by the river, and we drilled that. And we’ve drilled undercover and managed to locate the vein too.” “Our aim is to lodge a mining licence application in the first quarter of 2019,” says Aylward.

James, I agree that multiple issues can still arise but I think we’re on the home straight now. we’ve seen how quick this can move and BA has pointed us to a company we can reference in TAW. Our neighbours are like a coiled spring at present, as soon as they get an offtake partner or finance they will boom and we will follow as money will be poured into the region. Also With the Lithium ETF now on the rebound and up again today and being we’re only a few weeks away from the end of the rainy season in Mali, I think news flow and share price will increase. Well, this is what I hope. Have a good weekend all.

This will move rapidly, just as our neighbours will. Environmental permit and boom, looks like our neighbours are hiring key positions now.

Looking at TAW as per the reference in the proactive article released today and I’m hoping we go down the same path for financing the project. TAW set a spod sale price of $840 per tonne with their off take partner set period of two years. This seemed to be at a slightly discounted rate but based on that price the offtake partner gave them an upfront payment of $25 million. Come on SC, let’s get this up and running.

Lithium ETF up again, most lithium stocks on the rise and us and BGS are getting a pummelling. Ummmm

We have a presentation tomorrow, so hopefully that will bring in some new investors. Anyone who’s been keeping an eye out for the lithium ETF would have noted that most lithium miners globally have trended down along with the ETF over the past six months. Looks like this has swung around as the ETF has had six straight trading days with gains.

Dubliner, i agree and I feel a lot more positive after watching the YouTube presentation and reading the campelo energy article. That campelo article is certainly doing the rounds on Twitter where I believe it’s getting a lot of attention. I also read that the resource upgrade will be before the end of the year, looking at sogola boule it’s looking like we will get better results. All in all I’m very pleased with the way it’s going.

https://stockhead.com.au/experts/expert-view-why-the-lithium-bubble-is-far-from-bursting/

B1gJake, I think your bang on the money. BA is doing another presentation on the 20th of this month. Even the Kodal Twitter account has come to life the last few days.

https://www.compelo.com/energy/news/lithium-mining-mali-kodal-minerals/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Only about 2% of global lithium supplies are sourced from North America, according to SQM. Domestic providers may stand to benefit after President Donald Trump initiated a federal strategy to supply critical minerals from within the United States. Lithium is one of a handful of critical minerals that are deemed to be of high importance to the industries of the twenty-first century under the U.S. government strategy. Tesla is particularly dependent on lithium supplies and has held talks with SQM to sign a long-term supply agreement for a giant lithium-ion battery factory known as the Gigafactory that it is building in Nevada. General Motors is introducing at least 20 EV models by 2023, including the Chevrolet Bolt and Cadillac CT6 Plug-in, CEO Mary Barra said in March. Drop in Valuations Increases Opportunity Lithium stocks tumbled this year after investment bank Morgan Stanley said supply from new projects will exceed demand before 2021. That investment advice might not fully reflect the fact that consumers are switching to EVs from internal combustion engines (ICEs) faster than expected, according to London-based analysts Benchmark Mineral Intelligence. Some major Asian battery makers appear to be taking full advantage of the recent drop in lithium company valuations. POSCO (NYSE: PKX), South Korea’s biggest steelmaker and producer of car batteries, bought the lithium mining rights of Australia’s Galaxy Resources Ltd. (OTC: GALXF) for $280 million in a deal announced Aug. 27. The acquisition appeared to take advantage of a temporary drop in valuations. POSCO, which supplies Korean carmakers such as Kia Motors (OTC: KIMTF), said it would build a lithium plant in Argentina and supply 25,000 tons a year from the Salar del Hombre Muerto project in the South American country. China’s Ganfeng Lithium Co. Ltd. also purchased SQM’s stake in an Argentine lithium project in late August.

Consumers are switching to electric vehicles faster than previously thought, making an expected boom in demand for battery-grade lithium ever more real. Current suppliers including Albemarle Corp. (NYSE: ALB) and Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile (NYSE: SQM) will reap the rewards of a major paradigm shift in the car industry. But newcomers to this market, from Nemaska Lithium (TSX: NMX) (OTC: NMKEF) and Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLL) (OTC: STLHF) (STLHF Profile) may also profit as they bring new supplies online. Major buyers of lithium including automaker Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) could create massive new demand for this material. Electric vehicle (EV) sales will surge to 1.6 million units worldwide this year, from a few hundred thousand in 2014, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance. The growing popularity of EVs has had an effect across the entire automotive industry: German automaker Audi (NSU.DE) unveiled a new electric supercar at the Pebble Beach Automotive Week this summer, and new manufacturers are expected to enter the market as well. Home vacuum manufacturer Dyson has revealed intentions to create an electric vehicle, investing £200 million in a test facility in Hullavington, Wiltshire, England. The test facility will be where Dyson develops its first electric vehicle, which the company has invested £2 billion towards so far. Dyson has partnered with lithium-ion battery producer Sakti3, a firm that claims to have developed a solid-state lithium-ion battery that produces over 400 Wh/kg energy density. Tesla’s Panasonic batteries are considered the industry leader at only 240Wh/kg. If consumers transition to EVs faster than expected, the scene could be set for a lithium supply crunch as manufacturers seek the raw materials needed in lithium-ion batteries used by the automotive industry. A Tesla Model S battery pack utilizes 63 kilograms of lithium, an amount that eclipses the amount of lithium currently used in mobile phones and iPads. That requires building a new supply chain several times larger than the existing one. Companies that might do well in this paradigm shift are those that are working on new technologies to rapidly increase the global supply of lithium. One such company is Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLL) (OTC: STLHF). Standard Lithium is working on a processing breakthrough to unlock one of the world’s most exciting untapped lithium resources, which happens to be located in the United States. To view an infographic of this editorial, click here Arkansas holds one of the world’s largest lithium opportunities Arkansas is not renowned for its role in new technologies. The state has a mature oil and gas industry and is one of the world’s largest suppliers of bromine, a chemical used as a flame ******ant. The bromine, extracted from wells deep underground, is rich in lithium. The Smackover Formation in Arkansas could hold 1 million metric tons of lithium reserves or about a

BA will be in London or is still in London as KOD wool be in attendance for the Proactive Investors One2One Investor Forum - London, 20th September. Things are moving in Mali, the CEO of BGS was out there last week?