This is the reason I was asking about the PE12202 tenement permit on my Posts (especially on Post #:
22352507)
It looked dodgy to me.
They didn't officially show the PE12202 tenement neither with the new name PR13359
Why?
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Post #:22352507)
@blastfurnace
You said "that's the old map, showing the tenements they had BEFORE today. They definitely have the Manono-Kitolo pegmatite." But I can't find the new maps mate. Can you or anyone help me to find those new maps if possible please?
Only 5 days ago there was no mention of that Manono mine area permit (PE12202). I don't know what's going on.
If they have it then yes, they already have a world class deposit. No question about it. (tin or lithium play, not sure)
If PE12202 (which is the main Manono pegmatites shown on the map) has been name changed to PR13359? I couldn't find it anywhere.
The old AVZ announcement from 19 September 2016 refers to Tenement no. PE12202"
If it was the old anns on Sept.19
then what about the anns on Jan.27 2017, quarterly report? Only 5 days ago.
It was also saying that they have only
exploration permits for PRs 4029 and 4030 but not saying about PE12202!
"ManonoExtension Project
During the quarter, the Company completed the acquisition of the Manono Extension Project (Project) in the south of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The Project is considered prospective for lithium, tin and tantalum and
comprises two granted exploration permits (PRs 4029 and 4030) covering 242.25 km2 and surrounding the world class historic Manono Mine. The Manono Mine is potentially one of the largest lithium rich pegmatite deposits in the world."
But on today's anns there was no mention of those two tenements; PRs 4029 and 4030 but there is a mention of PR13359. But the area size is different, now it's 188km2.
There is no tenements map. I don't know what is the new PR13359.
Any help is appreciated.