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Lion One Metals Ltd V.LIO

Alternate Symbol(s):  LOMLF | V.LIO.WT

Lion One Metals Limited is a Canadian gold producer. It is in the business of mineral exploration and evaluation and is focused on the development of mineral resources in Fiji. The Company is the owner and operator of the Tuvatu Gold Mine located on the island of Viti Levu in the Fiji Islands. The Tuvatu Gold Project has been fully permitted for development, construction, and mining by the Government of Fiji with the grant of a Special Mining Lease (SML 62). The Tuvatu project comprises the high-grade Tuvatu Alkaline Gold Deposit, the Underground Gold Mine, the Pilot Plant, and the Assay Lab. The Property comprises four special prospecting licenses (SPL 62), with a total area of 20,170.5 hectares. It also has an extensive exploration license covering the entire Navilawa Caldera, which is host to multiple mineralized zones and highly prospective exploration targets. It holds four exploration licenses for the Tuvatu properties as granted by the mineral resources department.


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Post by ctoivoon Nov 14, 2017 11:21pm
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Post# 26965275

We got us a mine!

We got us a mine!Finally. 

Mr. Market may not be stoked yet, but I certainly am.

It's the first stage  of Berukoff's  plan.

    They're using treasury money for the work,  so that will reduce the $57 million Capex totals. (Which Includes $7 million contingency)  If they can get the mill financed by the builder that would reduce the amount needed even more, so that debt financing rather than dilution via warrants or other means may well not be needed and a good finance package quite doable.
   Putting a bunch more of the local Nadians to work on infrastucture  should please the Fijian government.
   The $48 mill market cap is a joke, of course...less than a year's mining profit for what looks to be a much longer mine life than 7 years.  (and the mine may see a lot higher production levels. Hear-tell they're designing the mill area to allow for the possibility of doubling capacity)

   There's some exciting times coming for this company.  Folks thinking of buying in or buying more would be unwise to tarry. 
   
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