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Globex Mining has trounced the TSX since 2016: Why to stay bullishJune 18, 2026 7:01 AM
IH Market News While mining is an essential industry, supplying us with the basic materials that make up the products and services at the heart of our everyday lives, from lithium in electric vehicle batteries, to gold in our jewelry, to copper cables enabling the Internet, to nickel for the steel support structures in our homes, investing in it is a tricky endeavor. This is because merely identifying economical minerals in the ground requires strong market demand, millions of dollars in exploration capital and a leadership team experienced enough to raise the capital and recognize the presence of a deposit, a combination that is awfully hard to come by, with the Ontario Mining Association noting that only about 1 in 1,000 mining projects ends up hosting a deposit worth developing, while less than 1 in 10,000 goes on to become a mine. Unsurprisingly, as laid out in an explainer from Investopedia, the potential returns when these elements align are often exponential, reflecting the elevated risks an individual investor must face by allocating into the mining space. These include: Overconcentration, allocating into too few projects, without adequate exposure across the mining lifecycle, such that the mining sleeve of your portfolio suffers from excessive volatility. Stunted development because leadership proved unable to raise sufficient capital. Stunted development because a company took on a project with limited upside. Commodity demand fading as the macroeconomic winds change direction and nudge a different metal or mineral into the spotlight. To overcome these barriers to entry, retail investors must then increase the expertise in their corner, either by brushing up on geology in their spare time – which is an acquired taste to say the least – or by recruiting proven mining and finance professionals to invest on their behalf, whose process ideally minimizes sector risk, maximizes long-term returns and sidesteps the steep fees associated with actively managed funds. Globex Mining: A veritable mineral property bank Investors interested in a project acquirer, explorer, optionor and developer with a multi-decade track record of value creation in the mining space should take a closer look at Globex Mining (USOTC:LGCXF) (TSX:GMX), market cap C$111.74 million, whose stock has gained more than 380 per cent since 2016, more than double the TSX Index’s effort over the period, reflecting the diligent development of its mineral asset portfolio into one of the largest and most diversified in North America. This article is disseminated in partnership with Globex Mining Enterprises. It is intended to inform investors and should not be taken as a recommendation or financial advice.  From the broadest perspective, Globex’s portfolio spans mining-friendly jurisdictions with low political risk, including Canada, the US states of Nevada, Arizona and Washington, as well as Saxony, Germany. Zooming in a little closer, we find that the company’s interests reside along some of North America’s most prolific mineralized structures, including a strong presence in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, lending themselves to high-conviction expansion and upgrading through exploration and data re-interpretation. Globex portfolio breakdown by commodity. (Source: Globex Mining Enterprises) Stepping in closer still, Globex’s consistently robust growth trajectory comes into view, building its properties, royalties and options from 49 in 2005, to 146 in 2016, to 272 in 2026, all while fostering prudent diversification across commodities, ownership structures and the mining lifecycle. Here’s a breakdown: As far as commodities go, about 135 mineral assets are prospective for precious metals, with 137 falling under the base metals, specialty metals and industrial minerals categories, extending across the global industrial complex from construction materials to clean energy to minerals such as copper, platinum and rare earth elements powering the AI revolution. In terms of ownership, more than 155 projects are wholly owned, more than 105 are under royalty agreements and more than 11 are optioned to strategic partners, including high-profile operators such as Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX:AEM), IAMGOLD (TSX:IMG) and Elevra Lithium (NASDAQ:ELVR). In terms of development stage, the portfolio is no stranger to established mining camps, counting 43 past-producing projects, more than 86 hosting either historic or NI 43-101 resources, plus a single-digit percentage at the preliminary economic assessment stage or higher, as demonstrated in the chart below: Globex royalty and exploration properties charted by development stage. (Source: Globex Mining Enterprises) When we get even more granular, leadership’s eye for quality becomes readily apparent, as highlighted by how virtually all projects in Globex’s portfolio host either reserves or resources, mineralized drill intersections, mineral showings, and/or geophysical targets worth a follow-up exploration program. It’s this high quality that has allowed the company, under the control of Chief Executive Officer, Jack Stoch, since 1983, to grow with minimal shareholder dilution, favoring options and royalties, fostering a healthy cash balance to take advantage of market opportunities from a position of strength. As of March 31, the company held nearly C$40 million in cash and marketable securities in its coffers, sporting a tight 57.01 million shares outstanding with no warrants or debt, granting it the ability to continue decreasing investor risk, while front-running commodity prices, through strategic development and diversification. Among the approximately 300,000 metres of drilling planned across Globex’s portfolio, spanning the gamut from mapping and prospecting, to maiden resource estimates, to economic studies, let’s shed some light on the most recent developments to better understand why the company should be considered a trusted name for investors seeking high-conviction mining exposure. The Berrigan mine property Globex holds a 2 per cent gross metals royalty on the Berrigan mine in Quebec, a 483-hectare property hosting a historical resource of 1.39 million tons at 1.77 grams per ton (g/t) gold and 3.17 per cent zinc, supported by more than 41,000 metres of historical drilling dating back to 1950 yielding thick zinc, gold and silver mineralization suggesting the presence of a larger deposit. The property, under option to TomaGold (TSXV:LOT) from Chibougamau Independent Mines, was the site of a recently finalized drilling program that confirmed and expanded historical mineralization. Here’s a breakdown: Phase 1 drilling delivered highlights of 5.08 per cent zinc equivalent (ZnEq) (1.19 g/t gold equivalent (AuEq) over 98.5 m, including 23.20 per cent ZnEq over 4.90 m) from the new lower zone; 13.68 ZnEq (3.17 g/t AuEq) over 1.4 m in the new lower zone; and 24.85 per cent ZnEq (5.83 AuEq) over 2.1 m in the Berrigan zone. Phase 2 drilling targeted the extension of 5 drillholes (TOM-25-009 to TOM 25-013) previously examined only for shallow mineralization, with assays pending and visual observations in the drill core described as “extremely encouraging” in TomaGold’s May 28th news release. TomaGold intends to build upon these strong intercepts with a large-scale prospecting and exploration campaign across all of its options acquired from Globex, SOQUEM and Chibougamau Independent Mines, keen to evaluate numerous high-priority historical mineralized showings yet to be systematically followed up on. Upcoming catalysts for positive news flow under the campaign include: A borehole electromagnetic (BHEM) survey to detect off-hole conductors and map the continuity of mineralized zones at depth. A surface geophysical (UTEM) survey over a robustly mineralized 4 km by 2 km corridor in search of regional conductors and to home in on high-priority drill targets. An audio-frequency magnetotelluric (AMT) geophysical program to map deep resistivity contrasts, better define structural architecture and potentially uncover regional mineralized systems. The UTEM and AMT surveys are of particular importance, given their ability to illuminate depths of up to 2 km, granting TomaGold the first glimpse into the land package’s clear potential to host massive sulphide lenses and major structural corridors and reinforce its burgeoning mining camp in the heart of the Chibougamau District. The Carp property In 2024, Globex staked the 117.06-hectare Carp fluorspar project in Lincoln County, Nevada, all of it located on road-accessible Bureau of Land Management land, soon engaging in surface mapping and prospecting that outlined several fluorspar occurrences and sampling that returned numerous high-grade assays. Here are the highlights: 14 of 25 samples captured very high fluorite grades from 49.83-88.15 per cent calcium fluoride (CaF2), with three grading between 22.81-32.67 per cent CaF2, which is comfortably above metallurgical-grade (metspar) thresholds for steelmaking and nearly reaches acidspar feedstock quality deployable in lithium-ion battery production. Anomalous gold evident in several samples. A sample of float, likely stemming from a sub-vertical mineralized carbonate replacement body, assaying 151.5 parts per million silver, 0.28 per cent copper, 2.79 per cent lead and 8.64 per cent zinc. Globex’s results confirmed fluorite discoveries on the property dating back to 1957, spanning 62 drillholes totaling 2,182 m, including substantial manto-style mineralization ranging from 10-54.8 per cent CaF2. These discoveries were later monetized through production at four small open pits from 1958-1971 generating 44,900 tons grading 69 per cent CaF2. In May 2026, the company proceeded to option Carp to Evion Group (ASX:EVG), who has the right to pay US$1.645 million in cash, US$2 million in Evion shares and complete US$3.75 million in work expenditures over four years to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the property, with Globex set to retain a 3 per cent gross metals royalty with no buy down. Recent sampling by Evion at the Carp fluorspar property in Nevada confirming high-grade results up to 88.15 per cent CaF2. (Source: Globex Mining Enterprises) As part of its due diligence, Evion recently confirmed Globex’s sampling work across multiple pit areas and mineralization styles, underlining the project’s district-scale prospectivity, going so far as to acquire 45 adjoining claims to maximize the potential of the exceptional assays on the books thus far. Under the option agreement, any mineral rights acquired within 10 miles of the original claim group are subject to the agreement. Carp’s abundance of avenues to harvest exploration upside make it a high-conviction candidate to capitalize on fluorspar’s broad use-cases, such as the production of aluminum, steel, glass, ceramics and uranium fuel, the manufacturing of refrigerants and insulating foams, as well as the production of cathode, electrolyte and anode materials for lithium-ion batteries. Demand for the mineral is especially pronounced in the United States, where it’s classified as critical due to lack of meaningful production, forcing the country to rely on imports from Mexico and China, with the latter’s status as the world’s leading producer and its propensity for export restrictions putting any nations that source from it at increased risk. Evion is putting together a new exploration program at Carp incorporating surface sampling, geological mapping and drill targeting to better delineate project value for the market. The Ramp/Maude Lake property Last month, Globex also signed an option agreement with 1001565486 Ontario Inc. on its 100-per-cent-owned Ramp/Maude Lake property in Ontario, who has the right to pay C$4.7 million in cash, C$1.05 million in Ontario Inc. shares and execute C$6 million in exploration work over four years to earn a 100 per cent interest in the property. Once the option agreement ends, Globex will retain a 3 per cent gross metals royalty with a 2 per cent buy-down priced at C$1.5 million. The optionor’s interest in the land package becomes clear when we highlight the 1,792-hectare Ramp property’s known gold deposit enhanced by road and highway access, a lack of modern exploration work, and a strategic location in the Larder Lake Mining District, which has produced more than 13 million ounces of gold to date. Ramp is complemented by multiple historical resources drawing on about C$11 million in exploration expenditures, including more than 49,000 m of drilling, dating back to the 1980s. These include: 175,000 tons grading 0.184 ounces per ton (oz/t) gold to the 140-m level at the Number 5 zone by Equinox Resources in 1987. 793,474 tons grading 0.235 oz/t gold (191,284 ounces of gold) to the 220-m level by Maude Lake Gold Mines in 1994. 270,000 tons at 3.5 g/t gold (41,000 ounces of gold) based on 4 new drillholes and newly compiled historical drilling by RJK Explorations in 2016-17, with no work completed on the property after this time. Carp, Berrigan and Ramp/Maude Lake, each under active exploration, offer only a glimpse into a growing portfolio whose diversification, low risk and upside potential makes it one of the most important drivers shaping the future of North American mining today. That being said, achieving and building upon such a differentiated industry position would not be possible without executives at the helm, whose eye for mineral value has been honed across the full market cycle. A comprehensive leadership team Highly aligned with shareholders at 14.04 per cent insider ownership, Globex’s leadership team, composed of seasoned geologists, mining executives and institutional investors, combines into an affective antidote for investor fears about the complex nature of transforming exploration upside into shareholder value. Let’s meet key members now: Jack Stoch, Director, Executive Chairman and CEO, is a geologist who has been acquiring and developing mineral properties for more than 50 years. He was once the largest private mineral rights holder in Quebec. David Christie, President and Chief Operating Officer, is a geologist who brings almost 40 years of exploration and mining experience, including as a former Equity Analyst at TD and Scotiabank, and as the former CEO of Orford Mining and Eagle Hill Exploration. Ian Atkinson, Director, served as a Director of Kinross Gold (TSX:K) until 2024 and as President of Centerra Gold (TSX:CG) until 2015, following senior executive tenures at Hecla Mining, Battle Mountain Gold, Hemlo Gold Mines and Noranda Group. Dianne Stoch, Director, is a former Senior Analyst and Revenue Planner at Noranda Mines, having served a more than 18-year tenure with the company. Johannes H.C. Van Hoof, Outside Director, is a former Chairman & Senior Executive Officer at Soros Funds and has held numerous senior positions at European financial institutions, including PVF Pension Funds, Paribas Capital Markets and Bankers Trust, spanning portfolio management, risk management, derivatives and M&A. Chris Bryan, Outside Director, is a retired geologist who previously served as President of CBIM, a private OSC-registered investment counsel, President of Ophir Capital, an investment management company, and as a Mining Analyst at Lévesque Beaubien, Nesbitt Thompson and the Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec. With experience covering everything from acquisition project due diligence, to capital raising, to exploration, development and production, it’s no wonder the Globex team has been able to usher the company across a prolific growth trajectory for more than 40 years, while positioning it to keep momentum going well into the future. Any reasonable investor should then be asking themselves about what the future may have in store for the company as it continues expanding and enhancing value creation across its portfolio. A de-risked investment in industrial evolution Globex’s broad exposure to precious metals and critical minerals, each chosen for its potential to contribute to the global supply chain, makes the company an ideal vehicle for exposure to the industrial trends of today – AI, clean energy, digitization – as well as those of tomorrow, whatever they happen to be, as leadership actively manages the portfolio – without charging a management expense ratio – towards commodities with the most prospective value propositions. This rotation towards the highest-conviction opportunities, having delivered alpha over the past decade, cuts right through the risks we discussed at the beginning of this article, offering investors with dry powder long-term proof that the company knows how to pick projects worth exploring, raise the capital to study them and shift its focus to align with commodity tailwinds as they arise. Given Globex’s generational success, it is both a testament to its process and a free lunch for those with room in their mining allocations that the company has only 57 million shares outstanding. This leaves plenty of leverage for an investment today to compound into a future that will doubtlessly rely on metals and minerals to keep life in motion. Sponsored Article: InvestorsHub.com Inc. dba The Market Link has been compensated CASH: $1,100 by Globex Mining Enterprises (OTC:GLBXF) for the publication and distribution of this content. This is not independent editorial content. For full compensation disclosure visit investorshub.advfn.com/boards/disclaimer.aspx The post Globex Mining has trounced the TSX since 2016: Why to stay bullish appeared first on US Editors. Original: Globex Mining has trounced the TSX since 2016: Why to stay bullish

Let's go SYAXF !

Extra cash in their pocket to purchase what, hmmm, I wonder what it will be?

Elevra is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to sell its interest in the Ewoyaa Lithium Project in Ghana to Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt Co, Ltd. Upon closing of the transaction, expected in Q1FY27, Elevra will receive approximately US$71 million (before fees and taxes) in cash.
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Is this a good merger

DLE’s out there have an unknown, 95% are in theoretical OPEX.

There are a few DLE’s running into real world production OPEX, and IBAT realized out in UT, there are unknowns and realities. They(IBAT) will be ahead much further then pilots and 2-3 year operational DLE’s.

The old back-hoe and truck mining, those OPEX expenses are ingrained into an industry for decades. The limits are controlled by the auction price. Keep going up auction, keep going.

Enjoy the ride.

Is this a good drill hole results? Expansion of the Rubidium targets at Mt Edon https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2924-03052334-6A1310238&v=undefined

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Grok talk
Yes, the drill hole results from Everest Metals Corporation's (ASX: EMC) Phase 2 program at the Mt Edon Critical Minerals Project in Western Australia appear to be strong and positive for several reasons. I'll break it down based on the key data from the November 2025 announcement, contextualize what makes them "good" in the mining exploration space (especially for a rare critical mineral like rubidium), and compare to the project's existing resource.Key Drill Results HighlightsThe Phase 2 program involved over 2,500m of drilling (19 reverse circulation (RC) holes for 1,813m, 8 slimline RC holes for 502m in step-out areas, and 2 diamond holes for 192m focused on metallurgical and geotechnical testing). Assays were received for the initial 1,813m of RC drilling, with additional results expected in December 2025 (though as of early 2026, no major updates have been noted in public sources).

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Strike Rate and Consistency: 100% of the 19 RC holes intersected pegmatite bodies (the host rock for rubidium mineralization), indicating excellent geological continuity and low exploration risk.
Peak Grade: Up to 0.79% Rb2O (rubidium oxide), which is exceptionally high for rubidium deposits.
Notable Intercepts (aggregated from standout holes; specific hole IDs weren't detailed in public summaries, but these represent the best reported):120m @ 0.22% Rb2O from surface, including a higher-grade zone of 26m @ 0.40% Rb2O from 82m.
20m @ 0.37% Rb2O from 50m.

Other Minerals: The drilling confirmed potential for additional critical minerals like lithium (Li2O) and caesium (Cs), though specific grades for these weren't quantified in the results summary. Previous drilling at Mt Edon has shown associated Li2O grades around 0.07%.
Expansion Aspects: Step-out drilling in priority areas extended the known mineralization, with pegmatites remaining open in multiple directions. This supports target expansion along the 1.2km pegmatite corridor.

These results are interim and will feed into a mineral resource estimate (MRE) upgrade targeted for Q1 2026.

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Why Are These Considered Good Results?In mineral exploration, "good" drill results are evaluated based on grade, thickness, consistency, and implications for resource growth or economics—especially for niche commodities like rubidium, which is used in high-tech applications (e.g., aerospace, defense, and specialty chemicals) and has limited global supply. Rubidium deposits are rare, and Mt Edon is touted as Australia's highest-grade discovery.

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Grade Quality: The average intercept grade (0.22% Rb2O) matches the project's existing maiden Inferred MRE (3.6Mt @ 0.22% Rb2O, containing ~7,900t Rb2O at a 0.10% cutoff).

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However, the higher-grade zones (0.37-0.40%) and peak (0.79%) exceed the high-grade subset of the MRE (1.3Mt @ 0.33% Rb2O at a 0.25% cutoff), suggesting potential to boost overall grades in the upgrade. Economic rubidium grades typically start around 0.1-0.2% Rb2O in pegmatites, so these are well above threshold and competitive globally (e.g., compared to lepidolite-hosted deposits in China or Canada).
Thickness and Volume Potential: Thick intercepts like 120m near surface are excellent for open-pit mining viability, reducing stripping ratios and costs. The 100% hit rate and open mineralization indicate room for tonnage growth beyond the current 3.6Mt.
Expansion Impact: The step-outs confirm extensions, which could significantly expand the resource base. This de-risks the project and supports EMC's goal of building Australia's first rubidium industry, with ongoing metallurgical work showing up to 97% recovery via their proprietary Direct Rubidium Extraction (DRE) tech.

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Market Context: Rubidium prices are volatile but high (~US$1,200-1,500/kg for RbCl), driven by demand growth (CAGR ~5%). Positive results like these could attract funding or partnerships, especially with EMC's patent-pending extraction tech and grants (e.g., AEA Ignite funding).

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Compared to earlier Phase 1 drilling (e.g., 80m high-grade intercepts in 2024), these build on success by focusing on upgrades and extensions, with similar or better grades.

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No major negatives (e.g., no barren holes or dilution issues) were reported.Potential CaveatsThese are partial results; full assays could refine the picture.
Rubidium projects are early-stage and face metallurgical/permitting hurdles, but EMC's 97% recovery rates are promising.
Market sentiment: EMC's share price reacted positively post-announcement, but volatility in small-cap miners is common.

Overall, these results are a solid win for resource expansion and project advancement. If you're investing or tracking, watch for the Q1 2026 MRE update. For more details, check EMC's ASX filings or the full announcement PDF via their investor portal.

Someone on the ASX hated that ELVR had proffits in the green.
3 bad days in a row
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

They were not free to convert the shares it was $5 for evey 100 shares.

27/01/2026 December 2025 Quarterly Activities Report
asx down tonight it filled the gap in the chart jan 06 up from here?
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

#ASXAnnouncement - December 2025 Quarterly Report Advisory | Webcast - 10:30am AEDT(Syd/Melb), 28 Jan 2026
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Elevra Lithium Ltd is the supplier.

Our Lithium Refinery ushers in energy independence for North America

Regionalized access to critical battery minerals brings jobs, cuts emissions & helps accelerate our mission

Thanks TC. I knew I asked this before but did not know I got a response

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With our North American Lithium (NAL) operation, we are the largest producing lithium supplier in North America - delivering real results today.

Grounded in responsible operations and proven performance, our lithium powers the technologies that matter, from EV batteries to energy storage, helping secure a reliable supply for the energy transition.
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Does anyone still have SyAXF listed on your account? Thats the only one showing on my acc

Another big night on the ASX.
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

Great to spend time this week at the Quebec Government Office in Washington, DC. Managing Director and CEO Lucas Dow met with Délégation du Québec à Washington to discuss Elevra Lithium's growing presence in the province and our shared commitment to responsible, innovative development in the battery materials sector.

We value the strong relationship we've built in Quebec and look forward to continued collaboration as we advance our projects and align on opportunities that support long-term success for the region.

hashtag#Quebec hashtag#ElevraLithium hashtag#BatteryMaterials hashtag#CriticalMinerals hashtag#SustainableDevelopment hashtag#Partnerships hashtag#Innovation
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ADR Program FAQs
https://www.elevra.com/investors/adr-program-faqs/

Elevra Lithium has updated its ADR Program FAQs, including guidance on converting OTC holdings.
🔗 https://t.co/VyIfiSFQOz pic.twitter.com/jf2PqKf4XK— ElevraLithium (@ElevraLithium) November 21, 2025

Nice open on the ASX hope it holds 🤞🙏

https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

#ASXAnnouncement: September 2025 Quarterly Activities Report
| Webcast Today - 08:30am AEST/Bris, 29 Oct 2025

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Blatant/criminal stock trading fraud including naked shorting is everywhere.

For those wanting a link to all the $SYAXF activity, especially this fast paced summer, all the filings are here:

https://www.asx.com.au/markets/trade-our-cash-market/announcements.elv

Yes, Schwab/ThinkorSwim.

I just seen this on ihub on the side. I have not looked at it yet. Maybe answers?

Just looked not seeing anything If you find out let me know please.

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Mine is the same at one time I think it had a D for a short time..

I asked my broker awhile back just before the change they were unsure. I seen others talking about it on Stocktwist. Maybe someone figured it out. I was just going to hold until 2026 to figure out what to do.

Short sellers are back on the ASXThey keep puting a gap in the chart everytime sayona moves up. Change the chart to a candle stick and you can see the gaps.

21/10/2025 4:22 pm
Change in substantial holding
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

TC,Is Sayona still showing up as SYaXF on your brokerage account? Somehow it still ahows that on my Schwabb

👀 Elevra Lithium Limited
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ACN 091 951 978
2025 Notice of Annual General Meeting
& Explanatory Notes
Notice is given that the Annual General Meeting of Elevra Lithium Limited will be held at:
Date of Meeting
Time of Meeting
Place of Meeting
Friday, 21 November 2025
10:30am (AEST / Brisbane time) 11:30am (AEDT / Sydney time)
in person at Capri by Fraser, 80 Albert Street, Brisbane Queensland
and virtually via the online platform:
https://meetnow.global/MVKJADK
In order to maximise Shareholder participation, the AGM will be held as a Hybrid Meeting again this
year, meaning that Shareholders may attend at the physical location or virtually. Further information
regarding participation in the Meeting is set out on page 2 of this Notice.
The Company will notify Shareholders of any changes to the way in which the Meeting is to be held
by way of an ASX announcement and via its website at www.elevra.com. Shareholders should
therefore monitor the ASX and the Company’s website for any updates in relation to the Meeting.
Voting Eligibility
The Directors have determined, pursuant to Regulation 7.11.37 of the Corporations Regulations 2001
(Cth), that the persons eligible to vote at the Meeting are those who are registered Shareholders at
7:00pm (Sydney time), on Wednesday, 19 November 2025.
https://www.elevra.com/investors/

A new era begins. Discover Elevra. ✨
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🙂 https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV 😜

Going up in price tomorrow?

New high for the year or 13 months , still early on the ASX.

Looks like they gapped the ASX chart, will the gap close or will it keep going up?

It's early morning trading does it break $5 AUD?

https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

People have different tickers with different brokers some have both you will have to check tomorrow to see if you can buy one or both of the tickers

ELVR is one and SYAXD the other.

Tesla plant running but not yet full capacity.

Haven't been in here in a few years. How do I add this to my favorites?

Interesting where is the lithium coming from China?

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Quietly, without fanfare, LG Energy Solution and Stellantis have completed construction and received the occupancy permit for their state-of-the-art, $5 billion NextStar lithium-ion battery plant, near Windsor, Ontario. Batteries should begin rolling off the production line by year end.

This is Canada’s first lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant. With its 49.5GWh output capacity, it is also North America’s largest.

Bravo!👏

New name Elevra Lithium Limited

https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/ELV

Moving up on the ASX
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/SYADB

It's going to be a wild ride the next few days, weeks ??

ASX updated the sayona site tonight.
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/SYADB


As previously announced, the Share Consolidation (ie the conversion of every 150 Sayona Shares held by a Sayona
Shareholder into 1 Sayona Share) will be implemented after completion of the Merger and Conditional Placement and is
intended to proceed as planned. As a result of Share Consolidation, the Sayona ADSs, each currently representing 1,500
Sayona Shares, will adjust such that 1 Sayona ADS will represent 10 Sayona Shares, with no changes to the number of
Sayona ADSs issued and outstanding resulting from the Share Consolidation.
https://clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/SYA/02987257.pdf
Event Time and date
Consolidation Effective Date 10 September 2025
Last day for trading in Sayona Shares pre-Consolidation 11 September 2025
Trading in consolidated Sayona Shares commences on a
deferred settlement basis
12 September 2025
Record date for the Share Consolidation 15 September 2025
First day for registration of Sayona Shares on a post-Share
Consolidation basis
16 September 2025
Dispatch of new Sayona post Share Consolidation holding
statements to the existing Sayona Shareholders.
18 September 20255

https://clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/SYA/02987257.pdf

Fuck we just lost another 50pct? What the hell

#ASXannouncement NAL expansion scoping study confirms lower costs and strong returns hashtag#CriticalMinerals
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sayona-mining-limited_nal-expansion-scoping-study-results-activity-7373319761562071040-mATI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACqICfIBDnVCtKiuX6gsoBWZSJ9pAt341yg

sold all my shares here at .15-.17 and added DTREF

SYADB Overview

https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/SYADB

As previously announced, the Share Consolidation (ie the conversion of every 150 Sayona Shares held by a Sayona
Shareholder into 1 Sayona Share) will be implemented after completion of the Merger and Conditional Placement and is
intended to proceed as planned. As a result of Share Consolidation, the Sayona ADSs, each currently representing 1,500
Sayona Shares, will adjust such that 1 Sayona ADS will represent 10 Sayona Shares, with no changes to the number of
Sayona ADSs issued and outstanding resulting from the Share Consolidation.
https://clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/SYA/02987257.pdf
Event Time and date
Consolidation Effective Date 10 September 2025
Last day for trading in Sayona Shares pre-Consolidation 11 September 2025
Trading in consolidated Sayona Shares commences on a
deferred settlement basis
12 September 2025
Record date for the Share Consolidation 15 September 2025
First day for registration of Sayona Shares on a post-Share
Consolidation basis
16 September 2025
Dispatch of new Sayona post Share Consolidation holding
statements to the existing Sayona Shareholders.
18 September 20255

https://clients3.weblink.com.au/pdf/SYA/02987257.pdf

Sayona and Piedmont form Elevra Lithium with a US$623 million merger deal | African Mining Market
September 2 2025

https://africanminingmarket.com/sayona-and-piedmont-form-elevra-lithium-with-a-usd623-million-merger-deal/23486/

Tesla Lithium Plant Review & Discussion! 22 Aug 2025 Development Site & Operations Update (09:35 AM)

up almost 19% so far today

PLL
24/08/2025 5:59 pm
Suspension from Quotation
392KB
24/08/2025 5:13 pm
Merger Completion, Placement and Consolidation Update
134KB
24/08/2025 4:58 pm
Piedmont Reports Results of Special Meeting of Stockholders
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/PLL

👑 Sayona: The King of North American Lithium
🔋 Strategic Assets
Moblan Resource Surge: Now at 121Mt with 48Mt in reserves, making Sayona the largest spodumene holder in North America.

Merger Completion: Sayona and PLL have finalized their merger, unlocking capital and operational synergy to convert Quebec spodumene into lithium carbonate or hydroxide.

Tesla Supply Contract: Expected this fall, which could anchor Sayona’s pricing power and validate its strategic importance.

🏭 LFP Battery Plants + Conversion Opportunity
With 10+ LFP plants coming online between 2025–2028, Sayona is uniquely positioned to:

Negotiate better spodumene pricing: Rising lithium prices and tight supply chains favor producers with scale and proximity.

Secure downstream investment: Battery plants may co-invest in conversion facilities to ensure feedstock security.

Leverage Trump-era tariffs: If Trump returns, tariffs on Chinese lithium could make Sayona’s North American supply even more valuable.

🔗 Strategic Question You Asked:
“Where else are they going to get lithium?”

Answer: They won’t—at least not easily. Sayona’s Quebec assets are:

Geopolitically safe

IRA-compliant

Logistically close to U.S. LFP plants

24/08/2025 Moblan Increases Resource to 121Mt and Reserve to 48Mt
(I felt we got screwed) by all the increases in resources, but Sayona, had a one sided deal with PLL that we had no choice, just hope Trump, gives PLL a permit and soon.
24/08/2025 Merger Completion, Placement and Consolidation Update
https://www.asx.com.au/markets/company/SYA

Litium prices keep rising.
https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/lithium

Mergers and consolidation will continue as smaller players or services combine to find new homes....Time will tell under what symbol and how much we make.

PLL has made some nice gains the last month which is positve, I would assume🙂.
https://stocktwits.com/symbol/PLL

Which ticker is ihub going to change for the new company, pll or syaxf for the messageboards?

Or do we start a new board with the new ticker?🤔

I agree bounce back on small volume already.. Expect interest rate drops and new battery plants to add value