Lithium Consolidated to surrender Botswana licenses after poor drill results
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Lithium Consolidated Mineral Exploration Ltd. said on Aug. 10 it started the process of surrendering its Botswana lithium licenses following disappointing drilling results.
It believes the licenses lack the geological potential to justify the ongoing holding costs.
Lithium Consolidated is restructuring its portfolio to focus on the new African hard rock lithium assets.