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Sunrise Energy Metals Ltd SREMF

Sunrise Energy Metals Limited is an Australia-based company engaged in the development of its Sunrise Battery Materials Complex (Sunrise Project) in New South Wales (NSW). The Sunrise Project is a supplier of battery raw materials and aluminum-scandium alloys. It is utilizing its Clean-iX resin technology for extraction and purification of a range of metals and progressing exploration activities at its other mineral tenements. Its Clean-iX Continuous Resin-In-Column is a continuous counter-current process that extracts metals from clarified leach solutions. Its Clean-iX Continuous Resin-In-Pulp is a continuous countercurrent process that directly extracts metals from leached pulps. It is advancing activities across its range of exploration assets in NSW. Its limestone exploration includes Hunters (EL9627), EL8883 Meloola and EL8833 Boona Gap, Gleninga South (EL9598) and Gleninga (EL8882). It also focused on rare earth elements exploration, which includes Minore (EL9031 and EL8961).


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Comment by Oregonduckon Apr 14, 2015 2:05pm
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RE:RE:The Plan

RE:RE:The PlanLadyJane: I haven't change my position at all. It is still my pertinent argument that NO COMPANY EVER EMERGES FROM CCAA PROCEEDINGS ALIVE because it will become a new company, post CCAA. This is not the same as normal debt restructuring. The Court sets the rules under CCAA proceedings. The "old" company will be gone. Creditors could convert their debts into equity and together with the new investors would take it over with nothing or barely nothing left for the former investors. I will challenge anyone to present a case whereby former shareholders of a public company ended up retaining all their shares after the company had exited from CCAA proceedings. That was my point. In the case of RBI, since the creditors have rejected the sealed bids, there are only 2 choices left (a) Go bankrupt and liquidate the assets or (b) Restructure by wiping out all or most of the existing shareholders' equity and allow the creditors to take it over under a new RBI structure.
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