Replies to post #3585 on Sayona Mining Ltd (SYAXF)

[NanoEE]

Additional OFFTAKE agreements

Whoa!

That is awesome.

Which is to be expected of a lithium mining company that is open for business in 4 DAYS!!!

[CoderTrader]

Oh Nice can't wait for this to run again.....

[TradingCharts]

Authier project submitted for BAPE review

Meanwhile, Sayona has voluntarily submitted its Authier Lithium Project for environmental impact
assessment and review under the Québec Government’s ‘BAPE’ (Bureau d'audiences publiques en
environnement) process, demonstrating the Company’s commitment to transparency and stakeholder
engagement. The Company’s request has been accepted by Québec’s Ministry of the Environment, the
Fight Against Climate Change, Wildlife and Parks.
The move follows Sayona’s 2021 acquisition of the nearby North American Lithium (NAL) operation,
which is on track to recommence spodumene (lithium) production in March 2023. NAL’s acquisition has
allowed for a change in strategy regarding the Authier project, which will become a source of
spodumene ore for the NAL concentrator.

As a result, Authier no longer requires its own concentrator or tailings storage, and with planned daily
output below the 2,000 tonnes threshold has resulted in a considerably reduced environmental impact
compared to the original regulatory submission.
"The Government has agreed today to our request for the voluntary submission of the Authier project to
the environmental impact assessment and review process. We are committed to our host communities
and are continuing our discussions, with the goal of developing a collaborative project and making it a
source of pride for our communities," said Guy Belleau, CEO of Sayona in Québec.
"Always with the objective of ensuring harmonious cohabitation between our projects and their
localities, we continue to meet with the host communities to remain attentive to the expectations and
concerns of citizens. In addition, a continuous improvement committee has been created to work jointly
on the development of the project to implement best practice, thus enhancing the value of local lithium
in a responsible manner," said Cindy Valence, Sayona Executive Vice President and Chief Sustainability
Officer.
The BAPE's mission is to inform government decision-making by communicating to the environment
minister findings and opinions that reflect the concerns of the population and that are based on the
principles of the Sustainable Development Act.
In carrying out its mission, BAPE provides the right conditions for citizens to be informed and express
themselves. To this end, it ensures that all available and relevant information is made public. The
findings and opinions of its commissions of inquiry are the result of rigorous analysis integrating
ecological, social and economic issues.
"Our commitment to sustainability reflects the critical role lithium plays in accelerating the world’s
decarbonisation drive," added Mr Lynch.
"We look forward to progressing the BAPE progress for Authier in a transparent manner that ensures the
best possible environmental and community outcomes.”

https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/SYA/02636938.pdf