Searles Valley Minerals has agreed to sell most of its operating assets to 5E Advanced Materials through a court-supervised Section 363 sale as part of its bankruptcy process. The deal includes production plants, brine resources, railway, and water facilities in California, with 5E paying cash, stock, and a senior note totaling over $9.5 million. The transaction aims to ensure long-term investment and continued operations, preserving jobs and community services, with closing expected in October 2026 pending court and regulatory approvals. Searles Valley will continue normal operations during the transition.
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