Metals Australia Ltd (ASX:MLS) has executed a binding sale agreement a a suite of highly prospective battery and precious metals projects in key mineralised regions of Australia.
The assets include:
The Agreement terms provide for the issue of 40 million MLS shares from existing Listing Rule 7.1 capacity upon signing the Agreement and, subject to shareholder approval, the issue of an additional 84 million MLS shares and a cash payment to the PGG vendors of $300,000.
The company has taken advantage of an outstanding opportunity to acquire a suite of highly prospective battery metals and gold projects with multiple drill targets near major deposits in Tier One jurisdictions,” Chairman, Mike Scivolo, said.
“These new projects give Metals Australia the opportunity to build on its exploration success over the past few months.
“This includes at our Manindi Project in WA, where multiple high-grade lithium pegmatite intersections have been produced and where we have also identified high-grade zinc resource extensions and made a new vanadium with nickel, copper and cobalt discovery.
“The Payne Gully acquisition is in line with the company’s focus on projects in highly-prospective mineralised terranes such as in the Yilgarn and Pilbara regions of Western Australia and the Tennant Creek region of the Northern Territory.”