- Tantalex Lithium is making significant progress with its activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), with TiTan plant construction nearing completion and the Manono Lithium Tailings preliminary economic assessment in its final stages
- TiTan plant construction is approximately 80 per cent complete
- The company is focused on becoming the first lithium producer in the DRC and is engaged in advanced discussions with strategic parties to secure financing for its development activities
- Tantalex Lithium is focused on acquiring, exploring, developing, and distributing lithium, tin, tantalum, and other high-tech minerals in Africa
- Tantalex Lithium Resources (CSE:TTX) opened today at $0.125
Lithium mining stock Tantalex Lithium is making significant progress with its operations in the DRC.
The company is nearing completion of the construction of the TiTan plant, a tin and tantalum alluvial processing facility that aims to be the most modern of its kind in the DRC. Despite delays caused by a harsh rainy season, the plant is set to be commissioned in the coming weeks.
Tantalex is also finalizing the Manono Lithium Tailings preliminary economic assessment as part of its objective to become the first lithium producer in the DRC.
The company is engaged in advanced discussions with strategic partners to secure financing for the Manono Lithium Tailings feasibility study and the planned drilling campaign in the Pegmatite Corridor.
Tantalex’s geological team is currently conducting detailed mapping activities and identifying potential drilling targets in its concessions.
Next week, CEO Eric Allard will present Tantalex’s vision and journey at the DRC Mining Week, a significant mining event in the country.
Tantalex Lithium is focused on acquiring, exploring, developing, and distributing lithium, tin, tantalum, and other high-tech minerals in Africa.
Tantalex Lithium Resources (CSE:TTX) opened today at $0.125.
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