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  1. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 27 september 2022 13:43
    Hier dan een draadje van een opkomende grote Lithium miner die o.a. begin 2023 in Quebec een grote bijdrage gaat starten in de Lithium bevoorrading.
    Veel potentieel!

    Sayona Mining is an emerging lithium producer with projects in Québec, Canada and Western Australia.

    In Québec, together with strategic partner, Piedmont Lithium Inc. (Nasdaq:PLL; ASX:PLL), Sayona has successfully acquired North American Lithium, an established lithium mine and concentrator, which it plans to integrate with its nearby Authier Lithium Project as well as its emerging Tansim Lithium Project to create a world-scale Abitibi lithium hub.
    Sayona has also announced the acquisition of a 60% stake in the Moblan Lithium Project in Northern Québec, located in the established lithium mining jurisdiction of Eeyou-Istchee James Bay.
    The Company has committed to downstream processing in Québec to supply the fast-growing North American battery and EV market.
    In Western Australia, the Company holds a large tenement portfolio in the Pilbara region prospective for gold and lithium. Sayona is exploring for Hemi-style gold targets in the world-class Pilbara region, while its lithium projects are subject to an earn-in agreement with Altura Mining Limited.

    Australische beurs: SYA
    US beurs (OTC): SYAXF
    Duitse beurzen: DML

    sayonamining.com.au

    De projecten waar Sayona mee bezig is:
    sayonamining.com.au/authier-project/
  2. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 27 september 2022 13:48
    27 September 2022
    QUÉBEC MINING OPERATOR SELECTED AS NAL RESTART ADVANCES Highlights
    • Québec company, L. Fournier & Fils, awarded four year, approximately C$200 million contract for mining operations at Sayona’s North American Lithium (NAL) operation
    • One of the largest agreements in history of Québec mining sector, ensuring significant economic benefits for region, involving 120 new jobs including First Nations personnel
    • Works to commence from October 2022, as Sayona advances restart of production at NAL in Q1 2023.
    Emerging lithium producer Sayona Mining Limited (ASX:SYA; OTCQB:SYAXF) is advancing the restart of production at its North American Lithium (NAL) operation, awarding a four-year, approximately C$200 million contract to Québec company L. Fournier & Fils for mining operations.
    One of the largest such contracts signed in Québec’s mining history, the agreement will deliver significant economic benefits to the region of Abitibi-Témiscamingue. This includes the creation of 120 new jobs, mostly recruited from the region and from the First Nations communities of Pikogan and Lac Simon.
    Under the agreement, Fournier will be responsible for the supervision of all stripping and drilling, blasting, loading and transportation of ore and waste rock, the maintenance of mining roads, and all other services related to operations. Drilling and blasting work will be conducted by another local Québec company, Dynamitage Castonguay.
    Sayona Québec CEO, Guy Laliberté, said the agreement marked another important step in the restart of operations at NAL.
    “We are very happy to have found a partner of the calibre of Fournier & Fils for our mining operations at the North American Lithium site in La Corne,” Mr Laliberté said.
  6. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 30 september 2022 23:46
    Renewables Allowing Miners to Stretch Horizons

    By Glenn Dyer | More Articles by Glenn Dyer

    Intriguing investment news from global copper majors MMG and Rio Tinto this week underlines how the rising importance of renewables is allowing some miners to look through the present uncertainty and instability and still find growth opportunities.

    The decisions run contrary to the move discussed last week by Newmont to delay a $US2 billion plus expansion of its Yanacocha gold mine in Peru to become a gold/copper operation – that will now happen around 2024 instead of this year with the completion now 2027-28 instead of 2024-25.

    The OZ Minerals decision last week to go ahead with its $1.7 billion West Musgrave nickel copper mining in WA is more in line with the moves by Rio, and especially MMG (the Hong listed, Melbourne based Chinese state-controlled copper miner – see separate story) to continue pushing expansion.

    Rio’s small US mining move might not be as important as a separate statement later in the week revealing that it has been more active in the lithium business than previously thought with a trial plant now operating in Canada and testing ore from another Australian company.

    Rio Tinto is making a small addition to the world copper supply with a $US55 million investment to start underground mining and expand production at its existing Kennecott copper operations in the US state of Utah.

    This has all the hallmarks of a trial operation with electric underground vehicles mentioned as being part of the small project, with the mining as some sort of trial for a larger operation later in the decade.

    Rio’s copper move is small beer – it says that it will initially focus on the Lower Commercial Skarn (LCS) area at Kennecott, which is expected to deliver around 30,000 tonnes of mined coppers through the period to 2027.

    The company said that the first ore is expected to be produced in early 2023, and full production to be achieved in the second half of the year.

    The ore will be processed through the existing facilities at Kennecott, one of only two operating copper smelters in the United States.

    Kennecott holds the potential for significant and attractive underground development. The LCS project is the first step towards this, with a mineral resource of 7.5 million tonnes at 1.9% copper, 0.84 grams to the tonne (g/t) gold, 11.26 g/t silver, and 0.015% molybdenum identified based on drilling and a Probable Ore Reserve of 1.7 million tonnes at 1.9% copper, 0.71 g/t gold, 10.07 g/t silver, and 0.044% molybdenum.

    Rio said underground battery electric vehicles are currently being trialled at Kennecott to improve employee health and safety, increase productivity and reduce carbon emissions from future underground mining fleets.

    A battery electric haul truck and loader supplied by Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions are being used to evaluate performance and suitability as part of underground development work.

    But late in the week came news from Rio Tinto about its lithium ambitions, now focused on Argentina after its Serbian mine proposal was put on hold because of local opposition.

    Rio surprised some in the sector with the news that it had started making spodumene concentrate at a plant in Quebec.

    “We are seeing strong interest in the market for a North American supply of spodumene concentrate to support production of lithium batteries,” Stéphane Leblanc, managing director of Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium, said in a statement on Friday.

    The Quebec plant was quietly commissioned in June and produced its first tonne of spodumene concentrate in July, according to Rio.

    In December last year, the company acquired Rincon Mining in Argentina for $US825 million to develop a large lithium brine project in the heart of Argentina’s “lithium triangle”.

    And where is the raw material coming from? Well, here’s the interesting bit, Rio revealed in its statement that the plant “will test ore from various local suppliers including Sayona, an emerging lithium producer with projects in Québec and Western Australia.”

    Sayona? Well, its shares rose nearly 7% on Thursday, not because of this news but after an encouraging update earlier in the week.

    The miner reported the Quebec project is progressing toward a restart. Drilling and blasting work will kick off next month. The first lithium carbonate/hydroxide production is forecast for the first quarter of 2023.

    The company revealed on Tuesday it had moved closer to restarting production at its North American Lithium (NAL) operation after awarding a four-year contract to Québec mining contractor, L. Fournier & Fills.

    Under the new agreement, Fournier will be responsible for the supervision of all stripping and drilling, blasting, loading and transportation of ore and waste rock, as well as the maintenance of mining roads, and all other services related to operations.

    Sayona said the value of this contract was around $C200 million over the four years.

    CEO Brett Lynch said in Tuesday’s statement “We are delighted to further advance NAL towards the recommencement of production in the first quarter of 2023, with the selection of a skilled and experienced mining operator being a crucial step in this process.”

    Sayona has projects in Que´bec, Canada and Western Australia.

    In Que´bec, Sayona’s assets comprise NAL (North American Lithium) together with the Authier Lithium Project and its emerging Tansim Lithium Project, “supported by a strategic partnership with American lithium developer Piedmont Lithium Inc. Sayona also holds a 60% stake in the Moblan Lithium Project in northern Que´bec.”

    In WA it holds a large tenement portfolio in the Pilbara region prospective for gold and lithium. Sayona is exploring for Hemi-style gold targets in the world-class Pilbara region (De Grey Mining’s big discovery in the Western Pilbara), while its lithium projects are subject to an earn-in agreement with Morella Corporation.
  7. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 4 oktober 2022 08:20
    Eye on Lithium: Aussie lithium exports to jump more than ten-fold in two years, Sayona launches NAL PFS - Stockhead
    Jessica CumminsOctober 4, 2022
    ASX lithium stocks SYA
    Sayona and Piedmont Lithium launch PFS for NAL lithium carbonate production
    Larvotto Resources gains 23% on discovery of new lithium anomaly within the Eyre Project
    Cygnus Gold and Latin Resources both appoint big names to non-executive director roles
    All your lithium news, Tuesday October 4.

    An ongoing, never-ending surge in demand for materials needed for low-emissions technology such as batteries, solar panels and electric vehicles is pushing revenues to new highs and the stand out commodity remains lithium.

    As Stockhead’s senior resources journalist, Josh Chiat, mentioned this morning – the value of Australia’s lithium industry is expected to climb from a little under $5 billion in FY22 to almost $14 billion in FY23.

    That represents a ten-fold increase in just two years, the Government’s Resources and Energy Quarterly highlighted, from $1.1 billion in 2020-2021.

    “Lithium export volumes are expected to grow steadily as Australia maintains its position as the world’s largest lithium miner,” the report said.

    In other big news, Sayona Mining (ASX:SYA) has kick started a pre-feasibility study at the North American Lithium (NAL) operation in Quebec, Canada to look into the potential for lithium carbonate or hydroxide production.

    The PFS forms part of SYA’s and joint venture partner Piedmont Lithium’s (ASX:PLL) contribution to the province’s electrification drive with production set to begin in Q1 2023.

    In an announcement which saw SYA’s shares fly some 11.11% this morning, SYA managing director Brett Lynch said moving downstream has always been the plan for the company to enable a significant increase in profitability.
  8. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 4 oktober 2022 08:21
    4 October 2022

    Sayona Mining Limited has lodged the following announcement with the ASX:
    "PFS Launched for NAL Lithium Carbonate Production"

    sayonamining.com.au/wp/wp-content/upl...

    Highlights

    • Pre-feasibility study (PFS) launched for production of lithium carbonate at North American Lithium (NAL) operation, as Sayona evaluates options for downstream processing

    • Significant potential value-adding boost for Sayona, facilitating Québec’s electrification drive.

    Emerging lithium producer Sayona Mining Limited (ASX:SYA; OTCQB:SYAXF) is fast-tracking plans to move downstream in Québec, with the launch of a pre-feasibility study by Sayona Québec (SYA 75%; Piedmont Lithium Inc 25%), to consider the potential for lithium carbonate production at the North American Lithium (NAL) operation.

    Sayona is examining the options for lithium carbonate or hydroxide production in Québec, working closely with its partner Piedmont Lithium.

    The PFS will examine the option of producing lithium carbonate from spodumene (lithium) produced at NAL, where production of spodumene concentrate is scheduled to commence from Q1 2023. The potential move downstream is a significant potential value-adding boost in enhancing the long-term value and profitability of the NAL operation.

    It also forms part of Sayona’s and Piedmont’s commitments to Investissment Québec and the Québec Government in NAL’s acquisition, making a significant contribution to the province’s electrification drive.

    Major engineering firm Hatch will undertake the lithium carbonate PFS, targeting completion by March 2023, in line with the recommencement of spodumene concentrate production at NAL.

    Sayona Managing Director, Brett Lynch said the study would provide valuable intelligence on future planned downstream processing in Québec.

    “Moving downstream has always been the plan for Sayona in Québec to enable a significant increase in profitability, whether through lithium carbonate or hydroxide production,” Mr Lynch said.

    “We look forward to examining the results of the PFS, as we work towards becoming a leading integrated producer and the largest in North America, amid accelerating demand from the battery and electric vehicle sector.”
  9. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 4 oktober 2022 12:02
    Québec daar moet je nu zijn. @Sayona

    Federal industry minister pushes for Toyota-Panasonic EV deal
    Francois-Philippe Champagne: 'It’s no longer why Canada. It’s how Canada, and what I’m focusing now is when'

    Francois-Philippe Champagne at podium
    Canada ranks “very high” in strategic plans for electric vehicles produced by Japanese manufacturers, according to the federal industry minister.

    Francois-Philippe Champagne met last week in Tokyo with Hiroaki Koda, the head of Prime Planet Energy & Solutions Inc., an automotive battery joint-venture between Toyota Motor Corp. and Panasonic Holdings Corp.

    “It’s no longer why Canada,” Champagne said in an interview after his trip to Asia. “It’s how Canada, and what I’m focusing now is when.”

    Though he declined to say if any agreements were reached in his meeting with Koda, the minister said “we had a very long, I would say very interesting conversation.”

    The 52-year-old politician has been talking up Canada’s industrial prowess around the world since taking over the key ministry in January 2021. His previous posts in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet included both foreign affairs and trade.

    Champagne said Canada’s talented workforce, thriving automotive ecosystem, abundance of critical minerals and renewable energy, and its access to the US market will “lead to the type of investments we’re looking for.”

    PROVINCIAL COMPETITION

    In August, German carmarkers Mercedes-Benz Group AG and Volkswagen AG sealed partnerships with Canada to secure EV battery materials. Earlier this year, Dutch automotive conglomerate Stellantis NV and LG Energy Solution announced a C$5 billion ($3.6 billion) battery plant in Windsor, Ontario, while Umicore SA of Belgium unveiled a C$1.5 billion battery materials facility in Kingston, Ontario.

    And in Quebec, a General Motors Co. joint-venture with POSCO Chemical Co. and German chemical giant BASF SE will build cathode manufacturing plants in Becancour, 90 miles northeast of Montreal.

    “What I hear from original equipment and battery manufacturers is that the investment made both in Ontario and Quebec are very complementary,” Champagne said when asked about competition between Canada’s two biggest provinces in the EV supply chain.

    All projects announced so far are backed by hundreds of millions in subsidies from both the federal and provincial governments.

    Champagne said “speed and scale” are a big challenge for Canada in building out its EV battery ecosystem and suggested institutional investors could help accelerate the process. He cited a Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP agreement to fund an Intel Corp. semiconductor facility in Arizona as a potential example to follow.

    “That would be a way on one end to allow these facilities to be built faster and at the same time, to provide stable returns to these pension funds,” Champagne said. “It is basically a model where you build and lease it back to the manufacturers.”

    Canada’s two biggest funds, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, declined to comment on their interest in such a strategy.
  10. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 4 oktober 2022 12:09
    Québec daar moet je nu zijn. @Sayona

    CAQ sails to victory in Quebec with largest majority in decades
    www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebe...

    Premier François Legault's government is
    targeting $7 billion in private and public
    investment in the lithium battery sector over a
    decade, with companies including BASF and
    General Motors already announcing new
    facilities. Even the vaunted Tesla is reportedly
    looking at setting up in eastern Canada, with
    Quebec a strong contender to host a new Tesla
    facility, according to the website Electric
    Autonomy.
  11. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 5 oktober 2022 14:43
    5 October 2022
    Highlights
    MOBLAN PFS TARGETS QUÉBEC LITHIUM EXPANSION
    • Pre-feasibility study (PFS) launched for Moblan Lithium Project, targeting development of lithium mine and concentrator in northern Québec
    • Move to spur development of Sayona’s northern lithium hub, adding to southern Abitibi hub as Company enhances leading lithium resource base in North America.
    Emerging lithium producer Sayona Mining Limited (ASX:SYA; OTCQB:SYAXF) is targeting the further expansion of its Québec lithium resource base, with the launch of a pre-feasibility study for the Company’s emerging Moblan Lithium Project (Sayona 60%; SOQUEM 40%) in northern Québec.
    Continuing Sayona’s focus on maximising economic benefits for local stakeholders, Québec company, InnovExplo will conduct the PFS, targeting completion by May 2023. This is expected to be followed by a definitive feasibility study, with a target completion date of September 2023.
    The studies will examine the development of a mine and concentrator north of Chibougamau, near Mistissini, with the Moblan project serving as the centre of Sayona’s northern lithium hub, including the emerging Lac Albert Project.
    Based in Val d’Or, InnovExplo is a leader in mineral resource and reserve estimation, mining engineering, economic studies and mining optimisation. The company will be assisted in its work by the firms SNC- Lavalin, Primero and Journeaux Assoc. InnovExplo will work closely with Sayona’s Québec team, with work expected to begin in the next few days.
    Sayona’s Managing Director, Brett Lynch, said the PFS would spur the development of a new northern hub for the Company.
    SAYONA MINING LIMITED
    P +61 7 3369 7058 E info@sayonamining.com.au A Suite68,283GivenTce,PaddingtonQLD
    sayonamining.com.au

    “Since acquiring the Moblan project in October 2021, Sayona has worked to rapidly develop this project with an extensive drilling program, targeting a major expansion of our lithium resource in an area already hosting world-scale mines,” Mr Lynch said.
    “This study should further enhance our confidence in the quality of the Moblan project and its potential for development as a new northern base of production, adding to our North American Lithium (NAL) operation and the Abitibi hub in the south.”
    The Moblan project covers around 433 ha for a total of 20 claims and is held in a joint venture with SOQUEM Inc, a subsidiary of Investissement Québec.
    Moblan is located in the Eeyou-Istchee James Bay region of northern Québec, a proven lithium mining province which hosts established, world-class lithium resources including Nemaska Lithium’s Whabouchi mine. It is well serviced by key infrastructure and transport and has access to low-cost, environmentally friendly hydropower.
    Sayona’s drilling at Moblan has shown positive results, including the discovery of a significant new southern lithium pegmatite zone, together with multiple new mineralised lithium pegmatites at Moblan South, the South East Extension, Moleon and extensions to the Main Moblan lithium deposit (refer ASX release 27 June 2022).
    A Mineral Resource Foreign Estimate of 12.03Mt @ 1.4% Li2O* has been identified at Moblan and there is potential to expand this resource based on recent drilling.
    * The Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves stated are foreign estimates and are not reported in accordance with the JORC Code. A competent person has not done sufficient work to classify the foreign estimates as Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves in accordance with the JORC Code. It is uncertain that following evaluation and/or further exploration work that the foreign estimates will be able to be reported as Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves in accordance with the JORC Code.
    Sayona’s move to advance its northern lithium hub follows recent developments at its Abitibi hub, including the launch of a PFS for the potential production of lithium carbonate at NAL (refer ASX release 4 October 2022).
    Issued on behalf of the Board.
  12. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 6 oktober 2022 15:35
    Bericht verspreidt zich...

    Sayona Quebec launches prefeasibility study for lithium carbonate production
    www.globalminingreview.com/mining/061...

    Joe Toft, Editorial AssistantThursday, 06 October 2022 14:00

    Piedmont Lithium, a leading global developer of lithium resources critical to the US electric vehicle (EV) supply chain, has announced that Sayona Quebec, owned 75% by Sayona Mining and 25% by Piedmont, has launched a prefeasibility study (PFS) for lithium carbonate production at its North American lithium (NAL) operation in Quebec.

    The study will evaluate potential completion and restart of the lithium carbonate plant at NAL. The operations at NAL feature about 50% of the facilities needed to produce lithium carbonate, which were partially constructed by prior owners of the NAL operation. Sayona Quebec expects results of the PFS in 1H23. Further evaluation of the production of lithium carbonate or lithium hydroxide in Quebec may follow completion of the PFS study.

    President and CEO of Piedmont Lithium Keith Phillips said:

    "Exploring opportunities to produce lithium chemicals in Quebec is an extension of the efforts already underway at NAL."

    "Evaluating the completion of the lithium carbonate facilities at NAL is a logical next step in our long-term plans for Quebec. In the near term, we continue to focus with our partners at Sayona on restart of spodumene concentrate production at NAL within 1H23.”

    “Commercial shipments of spodumene concentrate could begin as early as 3Q23, providing revenue generation from NAL as well as product sales through Piedmont’s off-take agreement.”

    In September, Sayona Quebec announced that plans to restart spodumene concentrate production at NAL were on track with permitting and procurement of equipment well advanced and with most major items required for the NAL restart already on-site. A major mining contract was awarded to Fournier et Fils for the operation of the NAL open pit for a four-year term.
  13. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 7 oktober 2022 19:50
    Quebec elections 2022: the House receives François Legault

    OCTOBER 5, 2022

    On September 28, the Chamber received Mr. François Legault, Prime Minister of Quebec and head of the Avenir Québec Coalition, as part of the series of political talks organized in anticipation of the 2022 elections in Quebec.

    Throughout the month of September, the leaders of the main political parties present in the midst of the affairs of the metropolis their proposals for the economic future of Quebec and Greater Montreal.

    Relying on our natural resources to become the world leader in the new green economy

    The Prime Minister began his speech by exposing his desire to see Quebec become the leader in the transition to a low-carbon economy.

    "It is no exaggeration to say that Quebec can become a world leader for the green economy. If you make smart decisions, you can become leaders in the new economy. - François Legault

    François Legault believes that Quebec's natural resources and the environmental transition represent an economic opportunity for the province.

    "Our plan for a green economy is 7 billion. We must invest in the sectors of the future. We must develop the battery sector. It's important, we have lithium in Quebec. It is important to exploit and transform it. To transform it here. ”

    He then added his wish that Quebec be the first state in North America to be carbon-neutral. According to him, more dams must be built to get there.

    "To do this, it will take a lot of electricity for our transport, our industries, our buildings. Currently, Hydro-Québec produces 200 terawatt hours per year. To achieve zero emissions in 2050, we need 100 more. To achieve this, half a Hydro-Québec must be built in the coming years. ”

    Wealth growth that must go hand in hand with aid against inflation

    The Prime Minister did not hide his obsession with reducing the wealth gap between Quebec and Ontario.

    "My obsession is to eliminate the gap with Ontario. I don't accept that. In 2018, the GDP gap was 16%. Today, we are at 13%; we have managed to earn 3 points. ”

    The Avenir Québec Coalition intends, if postponed to power, to distribute a new amount of money to Quebecers, similar to the cheque distributed in the spring of 2022.

    "In the short term, one of the challenges is inflation. Quebecers are suffering. Especially our elders who have small pensions. We have to give punctual help, that's what we want to do in December. ”

    He also proposed to put a ceiling on government tariffs.

    "Bill 1 tabled by a new CAQ government will propose to regulate all rates. Driver's license, anything you want. At all government rates, we will put a ceiling, the lowest of inflation or 3%. ”

    Immigration thresholds that must remain at 50,000 newcomers per year

    The Prime Minister reiterated that the immigration threshold in Quebec would remain at 50,000 per year.

    "Immigration is not a panacea. Immigrants who come to settle here, with their families, this adds pressure on health services and housing. We will continue to take 50,000 per year. ”

    According to him, the selection of immigrants must be made according to Quebec's economic needs.

    "We must put the selection of immigrants together with the needs of companies rather than going there with first come, first served. We have no choice and we are not the only ones to do that. ”

    According to the Coalition Avenir Québec, to stop the decline of French, the vast majority of selected immigrants must master French upon arrival.

    "Let's look at the numbers. Under previous governments, only 50% of the people chosen spoke French. For the past two years, we have been at 80%. ”

    A decline in the French language, a pillar of our national identity

    François Legault then argued that it would be suicidal for the French to increase the number of newcomers to the province.

    "The figures are clear. As long as we have not stopped the decline of French, for the Quebec nation that wants to protect its language, it is suicidal to increase the thresholds. ”

    The use of a language other than French at work is another factor of decline according to the head of the Coalition Avenir Québec.

    "Only 56% of Montrealers work in French. How will we be able to impose French if it is not a priority? ”

    The Prime Minister wanted to make it clear that PL 96 would not prevent companies that do international business from having employees who use English at work.

    "Some companies, in some sectors, have always had the right to speak English. There is no change from Law 101 on this level. ”

    As a reminder, the House unveiled last August the priorities of Montreal companies.
  15. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 14 oktober 2022 09:47
    Dikke pil.

    Annual report 2022
    sayonamining.com.au/wp/wp-content/upl...

    1. Completion of successful acquisition of North American Lithium (NAL) operation in Québec, offering fast-track to production

    2. Positive NAL pre-feasibility study confirms technical and financial viability over 27-year life of mine

    3. Acquisition of 60% stake in Moblan Lithium Project, becoming Li centrepiece of expanding northern lithium hub.

    4. Successful doubling of Québec lithium resource base, becoming the largest in North America

    5. Substantial growth in market value, culminating in September 2022 promotion to S&P/ASX200 index
  16. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 14 oktober 2022 22:44
    NAL Commissioning Date Has been Set: November 2022
    Get ready, holders! It's coming in HOT
    And yes, pretty cool that we own 1/3 of North America's hard rock Lithium resource!
    projects.gbreports.com/quebec-mining-...

    Sayona has changed dramatically over the last year. Can you walk us through the main milestones?

    GL: 2021 was an outstanding year for Sayona. In 2020, our market cap was US$10 million, and in two years we have grown that to over US$1 billion. Our main milestone was the acquisition of North American Lithium (NAL) in August 2021. We are investing US$98.5 million to restart the concentration plant in La Corne, with production planned for March 2023. Also in the Abitibi, we are the owners of the Authier mine and the Tansim project. With the NAL acquisition, both Authier and Tansim are planned to be developed as satellite mines. We have enough mineral to keep the La Corne concentrator running for the next 25 years, at 3,800 t/d capacity.

    Beyond the Abitibi, in October 2021 we acquired 60% of the Moblan project in James Bay. We are now on drilling mode. There was a pre-feasibility study done by DRA-Metchem, and now we are doing a feasibility study, as that site should have its own concentrator. In May 2022 we raised A$190 million to cover for the concentrate production in the Abitibi and the studies for the Moblan project.

    What role can Sayona play in going downstream and providing strategic products to the battery market?

    GL: The NAL site in La Corne has a carbonate plant that is 50% complete. We are doing a feasibility study to evaluate if we can restart that plant and become a lithium carbonate producer, or other options related to hydroxide production – this carbonate option will require possibly a US$285 million investment, and would place us in a unique position as the only lithium carbonate producer in North America. The market is asking us to move downstream (carbonate to hydroxide, and concentrate to hydroxide). For the moment, in March 2023, we will be the first and only spodumene producer in North America.

    When we launched the project in the Abitibi, we needed to grow our team. Last year we had five employees, now we are 50, and we will be 200 by the end of 2022. Many of the job applicants are showing their motivation to work for a company that will make a positive impact in the global decarbonization process.

    How does hard-rock lithium compare to production from the salars triangle in South America?

    GL: Hard rock mining is a great option for the environment compared to other productions, where you need to use huge plots of land and there are potential issues around underground water. Hard-rock mining is for sure the most stable production method for lithium.

    Could you walk us through Sayona’s main sustainability and community-related initiatives?

    CV: We are part of the Québec Mining Association (QMA), and as such we must follow the Towards Sustainable Mining Initiative (TSM), with protocols around climate change, tailings management, biodiversity, and water stewardship, among other areas. At La Corne, 85% of the water used by the plant comes from the dewatering of the mine, for example. Also, in exploration, we are in the process of obtaining the Ecologo certification from the Québec’s Mineral Exploration Association (AEMQ).

    In terms of local relationships, we have three First Nations communities in the Abitibi: Lac-Simon, close to Val d’Or; Abitibiwinni, close to Amos; and Long Point near Témiscamingue. We also work with the Cree Nation of Mistissini, close to the Moblan project. Our projects are at different stages, so we need to keep the communities constantly informed. Moreover, The Pikogan community (Abitibiwinni) is a shareholder of Sayona since 2019, and they are growing together with the company’s growth.

    What are the next steps for Sayona?

    GL: Today we own 35% of the lithium resource base in North America, with 99 million tons measured and indicated, so we have a leadership position. Our most important milestone is to restart the concentrator in March 2023 (commissioning will start November 2022). Our second goal is to permit the Authier mine. The third milestone is to finalize the 215-hole drilling campaign at Moblan by the end of 2022.
  17. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 14 oktober 2022 23:48
    Sayona Mining Annual General Meeting coming up.
    Will be fantastic to hear more about SYA accomplishments and future plans.

    Hopefully hear about:
    - Western Australia #GOLD exploration
    - Moblan expansion
    - South Korea
    - Graphite

    Meeting will be held on Wednesday 16 November 2022 at 11:00am (AEDT).
  18. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 17 oktober 2022 11:57
    Why Canada will be important to the lithium market: As the EV and battery

    Storage revolution accelerates across North America (NA), we believe Canada is
    positioned to capitalise on its resource abundance and mining friendly, low carbon
    intensity operating environment, emerging as an important producer of lithium to both
    local and EU markets.
    Located on the doorsteo or the worlds second largest auto market: #y sales
    in NA have lagged China (and Europe), but we believe recent electrification targets/
    nancial commitments by auto OEns and dovemments point to sionincant arowth
    potential this decade (CGe 33% CAGR to 2030 to ~8m units vs. 2021 global sales 6m).
    Domestc production high on the agenda: The lea estimates that china controls
    ~80% of global battery raw material refining capacity (Fig. 6). Western governments/
    industry players aim to reduce reliance on overseas supply of key materials and develop
    localised supply chains. The US has introduced a number of government-backed
    programs and legislation (Inflation Reduction Act) and entered into multilateral alliances
    to advance localised supply chains/critical mineral production.
    Several emerging projects in the US, but might not be enough to deliver supply
    independence: To date, >USs25bn in investment in US battery manutacturng capacity
    has been announced (2021 57GWh to 2030 687GWh), with Ontario/Quebec now also
    an emerging EV/LiB hub with >US$12bn recently committed. We estimate implied NA
    Les demand could increase > .000% to ~630xt in 2030 vs, Cce 2022 alba/ demano
    of 632kt). While we highlight a number of advanced lithium projects in the US (Fig. 9),
    our analysis suggests that even it all potential domestic US production were to double
    demand would sull exceed supply by >40% by 2030,
    Acavity in Canada is ramping up = we see strona potenual tor muladle new
    discoveries/ proiect developments: We highlight a growing number of active
    development and exploration protects, which we believe could see canada emerge
    as an important lithium producing nation in the medium-longer term. In our view,
    sustainability credentials (i.e.. hydropower) and cost benefits (proximity to end users)
    of Canadian lithium supply is likely to be of strategic value to the EV/battery supply
    chain.

    "Canada Watchlist" highlights companies with advanced
    development projects, active resource dall-outs, and new discovery potential
    Initiating coverage:
    Sayona Mining (SYA-ASX: A$0.22, M'cap: A$1.9bn | HOLD, A$0.21 target, Reg
    Spencer): Near-term (1H'23E) SC production (160ktpa) from relatively low capex
    restart at NAL (Quebec) with JV/offtake partner Piedmont Lithium. Large resource
    _base, with medium-term growth potential through completon or partially constructed
    conversion plant and Northern Hub at the high-grade Moblan project.
    Green Technology Metals (GT1-ASX: A$0.76, M'cap: A$190m | SPEC BUY, A
    $1.50 target, Tim Hoff): GT1 is progressing the Seymour (resource 9.9Mt@ 1.04%)
    and Root projects in Ontario, with an aggressive drill program (50-60Mt exploration
    target). The company will seek to fast-track Seymour development before developing
    Root and exploring options for downstream processing.
    Patriot Battery Metals Inc. (PMET-TSXV: C$6.35, M'cap: C$532m | SPEC BUY,
    C$9.75 target, Katie Lachapelle, Reg Spencer): Tier 1 resource potential at the
    Corvette discovery in Quebec, within a large, untested land package. Resource potential
    at the V6, Cs, Vi cordors Detore regional potential could see corvette among the
    largest in NA and a global Top 10 deposit.
    Critical Elements Lithium Corp. (CRE-TSXV: C$1.72, M'cap: C$344m | SPEC
    BUY, C$3.50 target, Katie Lachapelle): Progressing the advanced Rose Project,
    Quebec, through permitting ahead of Stage 1 development of SC. We see potential for
    stated darneshos and Sade 2 dans incun downstm JU conversion
  19. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 18 oktober 2022 10:02
    18 October 2022

    Sayona Mining Limited has lodged the following announcement with the ASX:
    "Québec Rail Contract Signed for NAL Shipments"

    Highlights

    • Québec company, Solurail Logistique Inc, awarded C$43 million contract to transport spodumene (lithium) concentrate from North American Lithium (NAL) operation to port

    • Agreement strengthens logistics solution for delivery of NAL product to fast-growing markets

    • Sayona continuing to advance restart of production at NAL, scheduled for Q1 2023.

    Emerging lithium producer Sayona Mining Limited (ASX:SYA; OTCQB:SYAXF) has developed a transport solution for its North American Lithium (NAL) operation, with a Québec rail operator awarded the contract to deliver NAL spodumene (lithium) concentrate to port.

    Under the agreement, Solurail Logistique Inc., a Val d'Or company specialising in bulk transhipment and rail logistics, will be responsible for transporting lithium from the NAL operation in La Corne to the Port of Trois-Rivières for delivery to customers.

    The C$43 million (approximately A$48 million) contract includes the rental of 110 rolling stock (railway vehicles), with the equipment to be made available for the restart of production at NAL in the first quarter of 2023.

    The agreement follows recent progress at NAL towards the recommencement of production, including the selection of a mining operator, Québec company L. Fournier & Fils, with permitting and procurement largely completed. Sayona has also launched a pre-feasibility study for the production of lithium carbonate at NAL, evaluating options for downstream processing including lithium hydroxide.

    Sayona Québec CEO, Guy Laliberté, said the agreement marked another important step in the restart of operations at NAL.

    “We are very happy to collaborate with a local company that will allow Sayona to easily supply its customers by rail, while establishing more roots in the region,” Mr Laliberté said.

    “Solurail's strategic location in Abitibi-Témiscamingue region and the expertise it has developed in transhipment and freight forwarding are key elements that will contribute to the achievement of our common objectives, as we advance the production of this key battery metal in Québec.”
  20. forum rang 9 nine_inch_nerd 23 oktober 2022 16:09
    Voordeel Sayona en de positionering Quebec.

    Europa's gevecht om kritieke grondstoffen
    Halfgeleiders en kritische grondstoffen (waaronder Li) worden ook wel de olie van de 21e eeuw genoemd. Het Westen blinkt uit in halfgeleiders. Denk aan ASML in ons eigen land, maar veel metalen die wij daarvoor nodig hebben komen uit landen waar we steeds slechtere relaties mee onderhouden, zoals China. Europa heeft zichzelf veel te afhankelijk gemaakt van dit soort landen.
    www.bnr.nl/podcast/de-strateeg/104920...
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