Latin Resources adds another highly prospective lithium tenement to the Salinas Project
The Lajinha tenement has known outcropping spodumene occurrences
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KEY POINTS
- The Lajinha tenement adds 470 hectares to the east of existing Brazilian tenements
- The area has known outcropping spodumene occurrences
- Latin plans to mobilise its regional mapping team to undergo early-stage exploration activities at Lajinha
Latin Resources (ASX: LRS) has been aggressively growing its lithium land holding in Brazil, today adding another strategic tenement to the east of its existing position in the Bananal Valley district.
The Lajinha tenement is considered highly prospective for lithium, covering an area of 470 hectares with known outcropping spodumene occurrences.
Source: Latin Resources (May 2022)
Latin said it will mobilise its regional mapping team to the new tenement area to begin “systematic mapping, outcrop and stream sediment sampling, and to identify potential drill sites.”
Under the terms of agreement for Lajinha, Latin has the option to acquire a 100% interest in the tenement over the next 24 months.
If Latin exercises the call option, they must pay:
US$600 a month over the next 24 months
US$30,000 in cash
An additional US$50,000 13 months after exercise
US$10,000 in Latin shares
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