Endomines entered on 5 July 2012 into an agreement with Cove whereby Endomines agreed to sell all of the shares in its wholly owned subsidiary Kalvinit to Cove, if Cove would find the results of a feasibility study to be performed before 15 April 2013 satisfactory. Cove has confirmed and acknowledged that the completion of the feasibility study, as a condition to complete the transaction, is no longer a condition for Cove’s obligation to complete the transaction.
Should Cove elect to pay to Endomines the entire outstanding purchase price at Closing, the amount will be amended to EUR 2,550,000 adjusted by the net of Company cash less any assumed external debt at Closing. Alternatively, the original purchase price of EUR 2,850,000 less any assumed external debt at Closing and adjusted by company cash will apply. Out of this EUR 850,000 is to be paid at Closing and the remaining balance in two instalments in accordance with the earlier agreed time schedule.
“We are very pleased that we are coming closer to finalizing the sale of Kalvinit to Cove Resources. This is a further step in Endomines’ strategy to focus its operations and become a streamlined gold producing and exploration company, Karl-Axel Waplan, Chairman of the Board of Endomines, comments.
About Kalvinit Oy
Kalvinit was founded in 1995, and is responsible for the exploration and development of Endomines’ ilmenite deposits in the Kälviä area, on Finland’s West Coast. The industrial mineral ilmenite is used in several different industries, including titanium oxide (TiO2) production. Titanium oxide is used as colour pigment in paints, titanium metal production and cosmetic products etc.
About Cove Resources Ltd.
Cove Resources Ltd. is an Australian based mineral company that is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. The company develops mineral projects which have the potential for exploration success. They also seek to identify complementary merger and acquisition opportunities. The company currently has eight projects located in Queensland and Western Australia.