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Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd V.SCZ

Alternate Symbol(s):  SCZMF

Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. is a Canada-based company. It is engaged in the operation, acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties in Latin America. The Bolivian operations are comprised of the Bolivar, Porco and the Caballo Blanco Group, which consists of the Tres Amigos, Reserva and Colquechaquita mines. The Soracaya exploration project and San Lucas ore sourcing and trading business are also in Bolivia. Bolivar Mine is located in the state of Oruro in Bolivia, and municipality of Antequera. Caballo Blanco mine consists of three separate mines and one process plant operating as one to produce Zinc and Lead concentrates. Porco mine is located in the Porco Municipality of the Antonio Quijarro Province, in the Potosi Department, Bolivia. Zimapan mine consist of 34 mining concessions covering an area of 5,139 hectares, including the prospective 337-hectare Santa Gorgonia one concession. It is seven kilometers from the municipality of Zimapan in Hidalgo State, Mexico.


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Comment by Blazesbon Aug 05, 2020 12:50am
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Post# 31365076

RE:The Terms

RE:The TermsThe description of the kill fees of 20% of purchase price i.e. 4 million is framed almost entirely in terms of SCZ not complying.  Beyond a single short clause there is no mention of Zimapan's owner backing out.

Does this make sense?  I mean if Zimapan's owner sees silver going over $30 and well beyond--which it may well do--it is possible that a $4 million penalty for killing the deal makes sense. 

If in December the mine is worth $5 mil or more than $24 million ($20mil sale price plus $4mil kill fee) then Zimapan's owner has incentive to back out.  

The language of the announcement is all about SCZ making the payments by Dec. 15 or later with additional payments.

Moreover, that language gives the impression that if SCZ pays up then the deal is done.  I wonder if that's the case.
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