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E3 Lithium Ltd V.ETL

Alternate Symbol(s):  EEMMF

E3 Lithium Ltd. is a Canada-based lithium resource company. The Company is focused on commercial development of lithium extraction from brines contained in its mineral properties in Alberta. The Company’s Clearwater Project is located between Red Deer and Calgary in Alberta. Its Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) on-exchange technology uses a sorbent designed to be selective towards lithium ions. Its technology reduces volumes of low-grade brine into a high-grade lithium concentrate, removing nearly all impurities. This produces a clean product for the development of high purity lithium compounds used in Li-ion batteries. The Company has measured and indicated lithium resources in Canada, with 16.2 million tons (Mt) measured and indicated Lithium Carbonate Equivalent (LCE), hosted in the Leduc Aquifer. In addition, it has 0.9 Mt of inferred mineral resources in its Rocky Area.


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Comment by MrInveston May 16, 2024 11:18am
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RE:RE:E3 SH Call

RE:RE:E3 SH CallI wonder how they plan for fund those two plants. If it is with share dilution then that is not a good thing. Debt would be better and net cashflow not so bad either. Taking on debt and using cash flow to service debt would be the best strategy (i.e. leverage). CFO has yet to fully prove his worth if you ask me. If he does not take the time to go over the options with shareholders, it comes off that he does not care.  He presentation is very weak if you ask me. But like Chris said, it's hard to get good talent as they cannot pay high salary. 
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