5th Lithium property in acquired in Quebec!Altair Resources to acquire Li property in Quebec 2016-06-23 06:44 ET - News Release
Mr. John Huguet reports
ALTAIR TO ACQUIRE THE EAST AUTHIER LITHIUM PROPERTY IN QUEBEC
Altair Resources Inc. has signed a letter of intent to acquire the East Authier lithium property in Quebec.
The property comprises 14 claims covering 533 hectares. Although the property has seen little exploration activity to date, it is between and along strike from two lithium deposits.
The property has a T shape and extends 3.10 kilometres in the east-west direction and 2.95 km north-south. It is located directly between, and along geological strike from, Alix Resources Corp.'s (optioned) Duval lithium deposit six kilometres to the east and Glen Eagle Resources Inc.'s Authier lithium deposit within one kilometre to the west. In May, 2016, Sayona Mining Ltd. (Australia) signed an agreement to acquire the Authier lithium deposit from Glen Eagle for $4-million. To the north of the East Authier property is a number of map-staking applications made by as-of-yet-unknown applicants.
Lithium mineralization in the region occurs in a number of spodumene-bearing pegmatite intrusions interpreted to be genetically derived from the late peraluminous monzongranitic pluton of La Motte located north of the pegmatite.
Although the property has seen very limited drilling, with only two holes recorded, there has been extensive drilling for lithium in the vicinity. In 2010 to 2012 Glen Eagle carried out 15,065 metres of diamond drilling, mostly in the immediate vicinity of the Authier deposit. In 1955, Ascot Metals drilled 27 holes in the immediate vicinity of the Duval lithium deposit.
The proposed terms of the acquisition are as follows:
- $160,000 cash on TSX Venture Exchange approval of which $150,000 can be paid in Altair shares at the market price of the company on closing with the market price calculated using a seven-day average prior to closing;
- $100,000 cash due in 180 days after exchange approval with the company having the option to pay in shares with the price calculated using a seven-day average prior to payment due date;
- $100,000 cash due in 360 days after exchange approval with the company having the option to pay in shares with the price calculated using a seven-day average prior to payment due date;
- $100,000 cash due in 540 days after exchange approval with the company having the option to pay in shares with the price calculated using a seven-day average prior to payment due date.
The proposed acquisition is an arm's-length transaction and is subject to a definitive agreement. A finder's fee is payable on this transaction at an amount to be determined and will be in compliance with the exchange policy. This acquisition and related finder's fee remain subject to acceptance of filings with the exchange.
Chad Ulansky, PGeo, a qualified person, has reviewed and verified the technical content of this release.
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