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Q: Hi, I don’t think I worded my recent question about the energy/mining sector very well. I was looking for some ancillary type company suggestions, like the company that supplies the sand for fracking or provides well services or repairs or leases the mining equipment or is going to build the roads to remote mines…that kind of thing. I guess anything that might be on your radar or comes to mind as an opportunity in that space broadly.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on November 21, 2025
Q: The way things look right now, it is difficult to see how energy and materials (mining) won’t play a major role in keeping Canada afloat. It seems we have things the world needs/wants if we can get over our distaste for being prosperous. I’m wondering if you can suggest some “pick and shovel” plays in the space generally?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on November 21, 2025
Q: Would you consider investing in this company.
Thank you
Margaret
Read Answer Asked by Margaret on November 18, 2025
Q: Hello. Given the recent federal government announcements on these projects, can you tell me what you know about these two companies in terms of financial status, mining assets and expected production timeline?

Any these good investments and would you buy?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 18, 2025
Q: Hello. What do these companies do and what are their respective mining assets? Financial condition and timeline to production? Are these good speculation plays and would you invest and why?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 18, 2025
Q: POSCO acquisition of Lithium South

https://www.lithiumsouth.com/posts/lithium-south-receives-green-light-from-posco-fortransaction-completion/

"The final acquisition price has been agreed and adjusted to US$65 million to account for tax burdens, closing costs and property payments."

US$65m = Can$90m

divided by 113m shares = .79/share payout to LIS shareholders

Is this an accurate guess or do 32m (I think) warrants and options need to be factored in such that $Can90m/113 + 32m shares = .62/share payout

What is your best guess as to the final share price value paid to Lis shareholders?

Thank you so much
Read Answer Asked by JACK on November 17, 2025
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