RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Approval for ALL ASSETSLooks like it was allways structured as
two separte transactions right frrom the beginning.
However, Hebei would really tarnish its image & future prospects of expansion in South Africa if they bail at this point - imo... Anyways, ultimately Hebei is in our out - only time will tell... GLTA
https://www.investorx.ca/Doc/896VZRFMN9/2015/01/07/eastern-platinum-limited/management-information-circular-english Page 9:
"On this basis, the Company and the Hebei Group signed a non-binding MOI on September 20, 2014. As part of the MOI, it was agreed that the Company would grant the Hebei Group a 45-day period from the date of signing of the MOI within which to complete due diligence, finalize negotiations and the terms of formal acquisition agreements, with a period of exclusivity to expire on October 31, 2014. As part of the deal, it was further agreed that in order to provide the Hebei Group with the ability to select its own BEE partners to participate in the ongoing operations and development, the majority of the interests of the Company’s existing BEE partners would be included in the Transaction, and as a result, the Company would have to buy out the majority of its BEE partners on closing. The Hebei Group would then enter into new BEE agreements to re-empower the assets in South Africa at their discretion. It was also agreed that the sale of the Assets would be structured intwo separate transactions and acquisition agreements, one for the Company’s Crocodile River Mine and Kennedy’s Vale properties, and the other for the Company’s Spitzkop and Mareesburg properties."