Ann: Trading Halt, page-382

Don't listen to the lies being told about ' Not one Single Hole ' and no valuation can be ascribed to Tasnim , and the narrative being flogged by this poster.

There is plenty to like about the Lithium and ' Other ' battery metals prospectivity of this vastly under explored area. And as you can see by the Map's , we ( Sayona ) virtually own the entire contiguous DCD claims and surrounding blocks of Tansim and Lac Simard.

Now you tell me as to whether there is absolutely nothing that can be worked out with the traditional owners in so far as agreeing to ' No Mining ' zones of cooperation when you have your foot on so much of the available Hectares in this area.

So we can start with the map of Sayona's 2019 inaugural drill campaign with ' Drill Pads ' already in place for future drilling. And just have a look at some of the preliminary grades. Grades which others like CRR , WR1 , and Vision Lithium , and Jourdan would simply salivate over.

So much for the ' NOT ONE SINGLE HOLE ' drilled statement.

And I could do this ALL day long with the research on Tansim in regards to the other highly prospective mineral areas which we now completely surround.

So let's just move onto some of the more Historial mining comments made over the years.

So after having a look and investigating for yourself , I think you will all agree that it's no wonder Management has already come out several times stating they would be pursuing an initial JORC resource of anywhere from 5 MT to 25 MT. However , I actually think ( opinion only ) , that it will be a whole helluva lot more than that once we actually get in there and work together with the local first nations people. And whether it ever gets up as an approved project is an entirely different question than being able to gain access to drill out and define the resource.

And I most certainly think that there are Companies out there right now who have much much less on their books by way of lithium prospective tenements than does Sayona with its Tansim / Lac Simard blocks who are currently valued at between A$100 and $200 million .