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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 Jan 01, 2018 4:11am
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2018

2018       Well, the big question, of course, is when  the rest of the mine financing will be announced,  and in what form it will take.  Anyone's guess. (besides management).  I believe that they have a plan in place, but that we may have to wait a little while still to see it.  The presentation says that they still have C$25 mill in the bank, (somewhat surprising).  If they do a deal with Ansteel, (or similar),  like they spoke of 18 months ago.then its doable, barely......Ansteel will also provide vendor financing for up to 80% of the anticipated value of the EPC Contract in the form of a Deferred Payment Amount of approximately US$39,000,000-$44,000,000. The Company will fund a minimum of US$10,000,000 or approximately 20% of the anticipated value of the EPC Contract.
      There too was earlier talk about gettiing vendor financing for the processing plant. 
More money may eventually be needed.  Perhaps Red Lion will lend the company money again, (at 9% int) as they did before.
     When the financing situation is resolved there will be a good appreciation of the share price, imho, as a number of investors may, for good reasons, be waiting for resolution. The company may be thinking that a (hopefully small) dilution may be warrented in the future (with the share price much higher) in order to fund a robust drilling program.  The original Navilawa submission said we'd spend $15 mill in 5 years there, though it didn't specify what yearly  amounts were and when.  Plus there is so much to pursue at Tuvatu and environs.
   For the $2.6 billIon Pretium Mine, Ian Chang worked there starting in 2011, the year after the forming of the company. H
e managed the feasibility study and subsequent development of Brucejack, They went gung ho on drilling with 7 drills going. In 2011 and 12, they drilled 177,000 meters in 480 holes.
(of course with a previous drill hole grading 16,949 grams per tonne gold uncut over 1.5 meters. who could blame them)
     Perhaps they're going to go after Tuvatu-Navilawa the same way. I'm sure Mann and Chang would huzzah if they did. (as would I) Lets see whats down there, and keep the new assay lab going overtime.,,,tout suite.



2018.......Its difficult to make predictions for share prices other than I believe investors will be pleased. and then, perhaps, quite, and then, maybe, very.
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