American Lithium Minerals (OTC: AMLM) has signed a binding Farm-In Agreement with Golden Mile Resources Limited that allows it to earn up to an 85% interest in Exploration License E57/1043 in the Youanmi Gold Project region of Western Australia. AMLM can earn an initial 51% by spending A$500,000 on exploration within three years, including an initial A$100,000 commitment, then an additional 34% by spending another A$500,000 within five years. The deal is subject to Golden Mile obtaining regulatory exemptions related to extending the license term, after which AMLM plans a comprehensive gold exploration program. The company describes itself as a multi-commodity critical minerals explorer with 11 active project interests across several countries.
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