Tantalex Lithium Resources Corporation C.TTX

Alluvial plant commissioning ... any guesses? Either its

[KozmoT]

a) screwed up somehow or,  b) they managed it but just "forgot" to tell investors?  Kinda difficult to commission a plant when you don't have a clue what the input grade is cause you never quite managed to finish drilling it to establish grade tonnage and continuity ... BEFORE YOU BUILT THE PLANT?!?!?!?!?!

[KozmoT]

Its kinda like the results for Preliminary Economic Assessment on the lithium waste piles that management just "forgot" to disclose to investors and the public. ... Oops?

[ErinBrockovich]

It's unorthodox you might say. But it's possible they have results that support their plan. Yet, the results don't meet official requirements. So, they can't be released. Thoughts?

[KozmoT]

No, they'd just release them with the caveat that they don't meet 43-101 standards, simple as that.  The only reason they refuse to disclose the PEA results that makes any sense is .. they sucked and they don't want investors to know.  Remember, they pretty much wiped out 4 out of 5 of the waste piles simply by virtue of the assay numbers they already released.  The PEA

[ErinBrockovich]

Fair enough. 43-101 is a rigorous standard for sure. As it should be. If TTX  plucked a few holes in the ground and decided to build a tin processing plant to make some.money, then they can do it. But it's very odd not to know grades to be process. And at what cost. Management sucks at building any sense of trust with investors. Eric Allard seems like the worst sort of ceo among a