Lithion Energy Corp. Completes Sale of Indonesian Gold Properties for US $1 Million
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As per the terms of the SPA (see News Release date March 9th 2017), the private Indonesian company will pay the Company a total of $1-million (U.S.) (equivalent to approximately $1.32 million CAD). The proceeds will be used to finance the Company's lithium projects (Nevada & Arizona), review additional technology metals properties and to evaluate potential corporate transactions. A finder's fee of $100,000 (U.S.) is to be paid to an arm's-length company in association with the transaction.
"Not only did we add significant cash to the balance sheet, the Indonesian subsidiaries held all of the Company's financial liabilities," added Shawn Westcott, President and Director. "The sale therefore represents a significant change to Lithion's balance sheet and will enable the Company to efficiently pursue its growth strategy,"
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, visit the Company's website at www.lithionenergycorp.com or contact Shawn Westcott
Vancouver, British Columbia
T: +1 604 365 6681
E: info@lithionenergycorp.com
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