In December, if I were managing Director of Sayona Mining, I would
be requesting prospective bids from a range of qualified buyers, for
Sayona's first shipment of spodumene concentrate, for expected
delivery in early April. Whether By auction or offtake partner, we could
expect the following Sayona announcements.

Sayona Mining (ASX:SYA) receives
$8100/dmt bid in spodumene concentrate auction

ASX News, Materials

ASX:SYA MCAP $4.7B
3rd march 2023 18:06 (AEDT)

Sayona Mining (SYA) receives a bid to sell 6100 dry metric tonnes (dmt) of its spodumene concentrate for US$7,650/dmt (A$11,920/dmt)The bid came during a 30-minute auction held on the company’s digital Wallaby Aus Lithium Link Inc. Exchange (WALLI-X) platform The company said it saw strong interest during the auction, with a total of 38 bids received online from a broad range of qualified buyersAs per the auction terms, the bidder will pay a 10 per cent deposit to enter a sales contract within 48 hours, with an irrevocable letter of credit to be provided later in the monthShares in Sayona Mining last traded at $.56 on March 2nd
WALLI-X

LOADING OF FIRST CONCENTRATE SHIPMENT UNDERWAY AT THE Port of Trois-Rivieres

ASX News, Materials

ASX:SYA MCAP $5.2B
9th April 2023 18:06 (AEDT)

First product shipment totalling approximately 6,100t of >6% spodumene
concentrate from the NAL operation in La Corne set to depart
shortly, bound for customers in North Asia.

Australian lithium producer, Sayona Mining Limited (ASX: SYA), is pleased
to announce that loading of its maiden shipment of spodumene concentrate
from their North American Lithium mine (NAL) commenced in Port of
Trois-Rivieres on Wednesday,12 April and is expected to depart shortly,
bound for the Company's off-take partners in north Asia.

Sayona Minings' charter vessel, the 'VP Wallaby Pacific' is chartered to
receive up to 6,800wmt (wet metric tonnes) of spodumene
concentrate grading approximately 6.1% lithia. The product
being loaded is a blend of coarse and fines concentrate
from the NAL Concentrator, which continues to perform to
Sayona Minerals' expectations in respect of both product
throughput and concentrate quality.

Further optimisation as part of the Company's continuing plant ramp-up is expected to contribute to higher production and further product quality improvements over time.

Given the production rates now being achieved at NAL, planning for subsequent customer deliveries is continuing, with loading of the next vessel - of approximately 8000wmt - targeted to occur from the 4thweek of April. Having achieved producer status, Sayona Mining intends to report on production and sales outcomes from now on as part of the Company's regular quarterly reporting.

Sayona Minings' Managing Director, Brett Lynch, said the first
concentrate shipment marked a very significant milestone for
the reopening of North American Lithium.

ends.