Avalon Advanced Materials Inc T.AVL

Alternate Symbol(s): AVLNF

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Avalon Advanced Materials Inc. is a Canada-based mineral development company, which is focused on vertically integrating the Ontario lithium supply chain. The Company’s projects include East Kemptville Tin, Lilypad Cesium, Nechalacho Rare Earth Elements (REE), Separation Rapids Lithium and Warren Township Feldspar. The East Kemptville Tin-Indium Project is located approximately 45 kilometers (km) northeast of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The Lilypad Cesium-Tantalum Property consists of 14 claims totaling 3,108 hectares covering a field of cesium, tantalum and lithium-rich granitic pegmatites. The Nechalacho REE Property is located at Thor Lake, Northwest Territories. The Warren Township Anorthosite Project is an advanced specialty industrial minerals development opportunity located 100 km west of Timmins, Ontario in the Porcupine Mining Division. The property is located near road and rail infrastructure and is close to markets in southern Ontario and the northeastern United States.

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Comment by Cartmanbrahon Nov 16, 2021 2:44am

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Lithium converter in Thunder Bay

I didn't want to sound rude and repeat myself, but you are not being helpful. I didn't ask about likelihoods or requested for another lesson. You posted originally:

TickerTwit wrote: But in Canada, where does the feedstock come from? Not RCK or AVL, neither of whom will ever produce. So ... from whom?

And then you continued:

TickerTwit wrote: RCK's statements are extremely unlikely

TickerTwit wrote: Production in Ontario is very unlikely, by them or anyone else.

Now then, let us try again:

Yes or no?

Spodumene, petallite, lepidolite etc. will be mined in Georgia Lake or/and Separation Rapids by 2025?
Construction of a lithium converter will commence by 2025 in Thunder Bay?