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Karnalyte Resources Inc T.KRN

Alternate Symbol(s):  KRLTF

Karnalyte Resources Inc. is a Canada-based development stage company. The Company is engaged in the exploration and development of its property and possible construction of a production facility and development of a potash mine. The property is situated in Saskatchewan, south of Wynyard and contains a dominant zone of potash and magnesium minerals. Its Wynyard Potash Project is a Carnallite/Sylvinite solution mining project in central Saskatchewan. It has a 100% interest in KLSA 010, KL 247A, and KL 246 mineral leases comprising approximately 367 square kilometers (km2) (90,766 acres) of mineral rights. It also owns around 4,100 acres of surface land. The project is located approximately 190 km east of Saskatoon, SK, or 176 km north of Regina, SK. It is also exploring the development of the Proteos Nitrogen Project. The Proteos Nitrogen Project is an advanced stage development project consisting of a proposed small-scale nitrogen fertilizer plant to be located in Central Saskatchewan.


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Post by MissingA9on Aug 08, 2016 11:52am
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buy out price

buy out price
I am curious to know what KRN could fetch from a major.  Trading at less the1% of NPV seems kind of ludicrous and I would exprect a hefty premium for take over bid. 5-10 would be a steal in my estimation but would GSFC/Robin accept such a bid.  Hostile takeover would require 70% approval.I think Robin has lofty expectations which is a mixed blessing since he wants shareholders to have fantastic returns (I presume) but a bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush.  I am curious to know exactly what points that GSFC and KRN could not agree on and whether these differences were truly not negotiable.  I have many suspicions about GSFC and suspect that these guys will just keep moving the goal posts making a deal impossible, hence the need to entertain other options with other partners, nevertheless, I would like more info about the sticking points on the deal that was agreed upon in March
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