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Tantalex Lithium Resources Corporation C.TTX

Alternate Symbol(s):  TTLXF

Tantalex Lithium Resources Corporation is a Canada-based exploration and development stage mining company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and distribution of lithium, tin, tantalum and other high-tech mineral properties in Africa. It is focused on operating its TiTan tin and tantalum concentrate plant and developing its lithium assets in the prolific Manono area in the Democratic Republic of Congo; The Manono Lithium Tailings Project and the Pegmatite Corridor Exploration Program. The Manono Tailings project covers 105 million mt over 11 dumps, containing Lithium, Tin and Tantalum. The Pegmatite Corridor Exploration project is located southwest of Dathcom Mining with 269 million tons of measured and indicated resources, for which the pegmatite extends throughout its licenses 12447 and 12448.


CSE:TTX - Post by User

Comment by KozmoTon Jun 20, 2024 11:17am
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RE:Why Else Did TTX Not Release Information…

RE:Why Else Did TTX Not Release Information…Yes and no ... they did manage to report the export of the tin and tin is also included as a "conflict mineral". Having said that I can't think of why else they would hide this info other than some unlikely and dismal possibilities like ... they misrepresented the presence of Ta in the first place, which makes no sense or, the Ta numbers were so bad they feared they would look like inept dumbassses?

Keep in mind this is a "deposit" that they either forgot to drill off before digging up or they did drill but the numbers sucked so they failed to disclose them to the public, and for some reason they went ahead with it anyway?????????? Who knows?

No idea and nobody will know for sure until they finally, belatedly, disclose what happened to the missing Ta
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