Critical Elements Lithium Corp V.CRE

CRE discussions on CEO.CA

[tinker901]

@avanzalg @ozLi The provincial permitting process has no legal deadline in Quebec, but the company believes it's already been decided since they haven't received another set of questions since the last round during fall last year (last I heard). The questions has been going back and forth since the EIS was filed in 2017. Quebec is trying to position themselves as an Electric Vehicle production hotspot, $CRE is one of very few Canadian lithium sources close to a permitted operation.

 

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3 May 2022, 03:42

 

@sustainabedude Good take

 

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3 May 2022, 05:50

 

@OzLi @avanzalg 100% agree with you. I do feel the permit delay is suppressing the share price though. There's no other real knock an investor could have on CRE except that it's been a slow journey and "boring" to hold, whereas FL and PMET have more blue sky drilling/resource upside as there isn't yet a a need to worry about permit issues or even metallurgy yet in PMETs case. For CRE it's almost the opposite, everything is ready to go except for the permit but the scope is defined, and the blue sky opportunity has disappeared since its so close to construction?Still makes no for it to be trading at such a discount for construction and permit risk (no genuine offtake risk in my mind given the Li shortage).

 

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3 May 2022, 06:10

 

@Beermooch It is a great asset, once permitting is addressed this will gap up and rerate. I am holding and adding on weakness.

 

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3 May 2022, 08:16

 

@tiger0122 Yes. I would expect any time now, since the Federal Permit was issued about 9 month ago.