Bauxite Resources signs final agreements with Yankuang for sale of JV interest

Bauxite Resources Limited (BRL) advises the final agreements were signed with Yankuang Resources Pty Ltd and Yankuang Group Company Ltd on Monday, November 30th for the sale of Bauxite's interest in the Bauxite-Alumina Joint Venture, and the buy-back of Yankuang's shares.

The transaction is conditional on BRL Shareholder approval and State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the Peoples Republic of China ("SASAC") approvals.

Key Terms of the Transaction:

- The joint ventures with Yankuang will be terminated;

- Yankuang will pay BRL the sum of A$7.15 million for its interests in the assets of the joint ventures, including its shareholding in Bauxite Alumina Joint Ventures Pty Ltd ('BAJV'), and for its interests in the Fortuna bauxite rights;

- BRL will buy back Yankuang's 19,700,000 shares in BRL for the sum of $1.15 million;

- Yankuang and BAJV will pay BRL a royalty of 0.9% of the FOB price for the first 100 million tonnes of bauxite mined from the Fortuna and Felicitas tenements;

- BRL will transfer to Yankuang all its interest in the tenements that relate to the joint ventures;

- Subject to the agreement of the tenement holder, BRL will assign its rights in the Fortuna bauxite resource to Yankuang and in the event that the Fortuna tenement holder does not agree, then the royalty right referred to above will be reduced to the first 87 million tonnes; and

- Yankuang's nominee director will resign from the Board of BRL.

BRL will plan to hold an Extraordinary General Meeting to seek shareholders approval of the transaction on Monday 18th January 2016, and it is expected completion will occur shortly after this date once final approvals are received.

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