RE:RE:RE:New videoEric35 wrote: My english too is not my first language. I think i have heard the same thing 6 to 9 days to complete the financing. With the 2 interviews look like we are close from a deal. Plenty of candidate! A list of person want offtake for battery lithium carbonate grade. But only offtake coming with a project funding J/V. Lithium carbonate battery grade is short of supply and NLC not running out of cash with 35 M$.I am expecting NLC with experience management to conclude a great deal.
Eric,
English is not my native language either, but I'm quit sure he says 60-90 days.
Besides that, 6-9 days is too short a timeframe to be able to assert what he said about the financing.
As NPV was mentioned again, I logged out to see what he was up to now.
By "The Great Pumpkin" in the sky, is this guy still dumb!
No need to say more.
Also consider: Will a financier invest in NLC without the EIA having been approved?
I think not.
Based on this, I would say that EIA approval will come this year.
Take two months for finalizing discussions/agreement/contract and it may even come this month.
I have no fear that authorities and NLC are working on this together these days. Sorting out issues, finding solutions and getting it done in a manner all stakeholders may live with.
DFS may not even be necessary, or is possibly unlikely, as in negotiations "the team" will let reserves improvements be known to certain parties, e.g. I would consider my "favorite investor" to get better info than the least favorite. Or something like that in many gradiations :-)
Have fun.
P.S.: NPV go dig a latrine and then jump in it. Perfect stage setting.