Jim Clavarino,
Executive Director of Lake Resources, stated, “”I am very pleased to have
concluded this initial agreement with CRME and feel they are the right partner
to continue the significant work already carried out by our company in
Balochistan.”
The Chagai Hills
exploration licenses cover three primary mining areas, as indicated in the
accompanying map below, namely Amalaf, Dasht-i-Gaurance and Koh-i-Sultan. The
Amalaf area adjoins the northern boundary of the Saindak copper-gold mine. The
exploration target is large tonnage: low grade copper amenable to low-cost
open-pit mining and trucking to the adjacent Saindak mine operated by Chinese
company Metallurgical Construction Corporation. The Dasht-i-Gauran area is
situated to the west of copper mineralisation reported by Tethyan Copper
Company from drilling at its Sor Baroot Prospect at the Reko Diq Project, and
covers a number of possible alteration zones identified from interpretation of
satellite images. At Koh-i-Sultan, Lake is exploring for gold and copper
associated with an extensive system of intensely altered breccia and volcanics
covering an area of more than five square kilometres on the margin of an
extinct volcanic caldera. Limited drilling by Lake has encountered significant
copper and gold values associated with porphyry copper-type mineralization.
Colt Resources
expects there will be three parties to the Joint Venture namely, Lake, CRME and
Amir Resources Consultants (“Amir”). A Pakistan company will be incorporated
(OpCo) into which Lakes’ exploration licenses will be transferred. CRME will
subscribe to a minimum of USD $1.9 million worth of shares for 60% of Opco for
the purposes of investing in exploration of the territory covered by the
licenses within 3 years. The balance of shareholdings will be divided between
Lake and Amir, holding 27.5% and 12.5% respectively. Subsequently, CRME will
invest USD $3.1 million, for a minimum aggregate of USD $5 million, over 6 years
in OpCo for the purposes of exploration whereby the shareholdings will become
CRME at 60%, Lake at 15%, and the Government of Balochistan at 12.5% and Amir
at 12.5%.
Should CRME exceed
USD $5 million of investments in Opco, CRME can earn in such that Lake and Amir
will be diluted until Lake and Amir each reach 10%. Lake’s 10% shareholding
will then revert to a 10% carried interest with Lake’s share of the investment
payable from 80% of Lake’s share of net profits. Amir, on diluting to a 10%
shareholding, will revert to a 5% free carried net profits interest. In the
event CRME invests only the minimum of USD $1.9 million within 3 years, then
the shareholdings of OpCo will revert to CRME holding 51%, Lake holding 40% and
Amir with 9%.
Both Lake Resources
and CRME are excited about this business relationship and look forward to
concluding the joint venture soon in order to be able to continue to develop
the significant resource potential of the licensed areas.
Richard Quesnel,
President and CEO of CRME stated “By partnering with Lake Resources, the local
community and the Government of Balochistan, we believe that we can become an
engine that could potentially develop what could be a world class asset in the
Chagai Hills copper/gold district.”
For more information
on Colt Resources, visit www.coltresources.com
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