Belated puzzleExactly a year ago, Canada ordered 3 Chinese companies to divest holdings in 3 Cdn. lithium explorers.
In November, three Canadian miners listed on the TSX Venture exchange — Power Metals Corp., Lithium Chile Inc. and Ultra Lithium Inc. — were told by the government that their Chinese investors Sinomine Rare Metals Resources Co., Chengze Lithium International Ltd. and Zangge Mining Investment Co., respectively, needed to sell their stakes in the companies.
About a month ago, SLS hired a Chinese company to deal with interested Chinese companies. Do the same rules not apply because SLS has copper?
Shouldn't Solaris be re-locating their incorporation from Canada to elsewhere if they sincerely think a Chinese company might bid? Before you tell me an Ecuador asset is immune, look at Lithium Chile and Ultra. Only Power Metals had a Cdn. asset, as far as I can see.