Silver Bell is not the sole owner of Fencemaker!
FACT: First Liberty Power CEO Don Nicholson detailed the evolution of the property advancements. “On August 22, 2012, we entered into a share purchase agreement with Group8 Mining Innovations (“G8MI”) and its then wholly-owned subsidiary, Group8 Minerals (“G8 Minerals”), providing First Liberty with a 40.5% interest in the development of a Stibnite (Antimony) property known as Fencemaker, together with the milling project. Based on our belief in the geological prospects of Fencemaker, the merits of an antimony-centric / centralized milling program, and the benefits of securing additional potential antimony ore supply at a nominal cost, the Company has entered into a subsequent share purchase agreement with G8MI and Group8 Minerals that has increased First Liberty Power’s ownership of Group8 Minerals to 100%. This results in FLPC having a direct 50% interest in the Company’s three core strategic assets of the Fencemaker mine, the centralized milling program and additional potential properties”.
FACT: When NDEP needs access to Fencemaker, they call FLPC, not Silver Bell.
FLPC is also paying the bills for all environmental services and inspections provided by NDEP, not Silver Bell!
