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Leo board roars lithium company grossly undervalued

LEO Lithium board members have suggested the company they oversee is hugely undervalued, while completely rejecting any market perceptions that the escrowed 17.6% stake held in it by Firefinch is an overhang.

 Leo Lithium MD Simon Hay (centre in yellow) in Mali

Leo Lithium MD Simon Hay (centre in yellow) in Mali

Speaking on an investor presentation call, chairman Rick Crabb and managing director Simon Hay also pointed to the likelihood of upcoming direct shipping ore production from the Goulamina project in Mali...

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