Eagle Plains Resources announced on 20 October an agreement dated 19 October to sell five non-core claim blocks totalling 1,965 hectares in Saskatchewan to Apogee Minerals. The properties are within and adjacent to Apogee’s Knife Lake Copper Project in east-central Saskatchewan.
Under the agreement, Apogee would pay $20,000 in cash and issue one million common shares. Eagle Plains would retain a 2.5% net smelter return royalty over all claims, with 1 percentage point of that royalty buyable for $2 million. Closing remained subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance, title transfer and customary conditions. The announcement gives the cash amounts with a $ symbol without explicitly specifying the dollar denomination.
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Eagle Plains Resources announced on 20 October an agreement dated 19 October to sell five non-core claim blocks totalling 1,965 hectares in Saskatchewan to Apogee Minerals. The properties are within and adjacent to Apogee’s Knife Lake Copper Project in east-central Saskatchewan.
Eagle Plains Resources announced on 20 October an agreement dated 19 October to sell five non-core claim blocks totalling 1,965 hectares in Saskatchewan to Apogee Minerals. The properties are within and adjacent to Apogee’s Knife Lake Copper Project in east-central Saskatchewan.
Eagle Plains Resources announced on 20 October an agreement dated 19 October to sell five non-core claim blocks totalling 1,965 hectares in Saskatchewan to Apogee Minerals. The properties are within and adjacent to Apogee’s Knife Lake Copper Project in east-central Saskatchewan.
Eagle Plains Resources announced on 20 October an agreement dated 19 October to sell five non-core claim blocks totalling 1,965 hectares in Saskatchewan to Apogee Minerals. The properties are within and adjacent to Apogee’s Knife Lake Copper Project in east-central Saskatchewan.
Three holes were drilled at its Patterson Lake North project in Saskatchewan; the company cautions that the readings are not uranium grades and assays remain pending.
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