Force announced today the progress of Due Diligence and their intention to add one more licence to the acquisition.
Everyone knows that 4CE’s Kitotolo site is close to AVZ, so most of us expect, following high grade Li results of AVZ, Force to follow the suite. My opinion is that 4CE has to prove a lot more than most of the people think. I am still very very hopeful, and hold 4CE, but very keen in measuring things before the next move (wish to share too, if I have any interesting findings, of course).
Between the tenements of 4CE and AVZ in Manono-Kitotolo (MT), we have a third party – which is Tantalex, a Canadian listed company. As a few posters on HC mentioned before, including
@952i and
@gamefisherman, Tantalex owns two blocks of nearly 800km2 east to the 4CE site.
The aerial view below shows 4CE (Red), Tantalex (Yellow) and AVZ (Green) sites with respect to each other.
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In their announcement today, Force unveiled their consideration to acquire another licence in MK area. If they are keen in exploring Lithium at economic levels, I believe any new addition to be around Manono-Kitotolo, and should be closer to well-known MK deposit.
Force is to explore Kitotolo site in a JV with a DRC state-owned La Congolaise d’Exploration Miniere (CEM). I strongly believe, if Force considers to include another licence in the acquisition, it is likely to come from CEM, and the only major site CEM owns a licence closer to MK pegmatite is the one neighbouring AVZ and Tantalex in their northern boundaries, as shown below.
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Key: Green: AVZ, Yellow: Tanatlex, Red: 4CE
A lot deeper analysis is required to determine the chances Force has with its existing site and the potential new site, especially considering the location and the orientation of MK pegmatite.
Looking forward for more information and to do further analysis to gauge the
gravity of Force 
to overcome
force of gravity , in due course!
GLTAH!
