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Levon Resources Ltd (New) V.LVN


Primary Symbol: LVNVF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
Levon Resources Ltd is a Mexico based company which is engaged in the mining business. The company is involved in silver, zinc, lead, and gold mining but majorly focuses on only silver mining. In terms of revenue, the organization receives more revenue from their Cordero project. The company restricts itself only in Mexico and does not exports.


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Levon Resources Ltd (New) > Eric Sprott is in.
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Comment by StockMasterGodson Jul 18, 2019 12:50pm
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RE:RE:Eric Sprott is in.

RE:RE:Eric Sprott is in.I wonder how many other tricks they have after the merger to squeeze us out.  If they were honest they would have done a rights offering after the merger.  Now you know they type of people you are dealing with.  I wonder if our management team knew about this financing before the lock up agreement.  It does not seem that they are looking out for the best interest of shareholders.  What has current management done to protect shareholders?
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