Tyranna Resources has signed an agreement with US Cobalt to acquire the Goodsprings cobalt and base metals project in Nevada, US.
The transaction is a continuation to the option agreement entered by Tyranna in March to acquire the project.
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Tyranna has made a $100,000 payment as part of the exclusive option agreement and has agreed to issue 141.17 million ordinary shares priced at $0.017 a share.
The company has also agreed to issue ten and 20 million options, respectively, to its strategic and technical advisers Greg Smith and US Cobalt director Paul Lloyd.
The acquisition is part of Tyranna’s diversification strategy and expected to enhance the company’s value as a diversified resources exploration and development company.
Based in Australia, Tyranna Resources is engaged in mineral exploration.
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