Lithium South Delays Plan of Arrangement Closing Following Cease Trade Order
LTUM•Lithium South Development Corporation delayed its Plan of Arrangement closing after a regulatory Cease Trade Order was issued despite funds having been received to complete the deal. The company announced on May 11 that it will work with authorities to set a new closing date once the order is lifted.
1. Plan of Arrangement Background
On May 11, Lithium South Development Corporation outlined its previously announced Plan of Arrangement, confirming receipt of funds necessary to complete the transaction. The arrangement was designed to reorganize the company’s holdings and advance its lithium exploration strategy.
2. Cease Trade Order Impact
A regulatory Cease Trade Order was issued against the company, preventing the closing from proceeding as planned. Although all required financing is in place, the order must be lifted before any shares can be issued or the arrangement finalized.
3. Rescheduling and Next Steps
Lithium South is engaging with securities regulators to resolve the compliance issue and secure approval to lift the order. Once lifted, the company will announce a revised closing date and resume steps to complete the Plan of Arrangement.
