So, on February 26th:
"... my first order of business has been to reduce the company’s operating costs."

Then on March 28th:
"Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp. has registered the trade name ‘Liberty Star Minerals’ in Arizona..."

And now on April 11th:
"Liberty Star Minerals (“Liberty Star”) has formed a new wholly-owned, indirect subsidiary in Arizona. This new subsidiary is known as Earp Ridge Mines LLC (“Earp Ridge”). Earp Ridge is wholly-owned by Hay Mountain Holdings LLC. "

Even though I'm not considering them major expenses, if reducing the operating cost has priority, you'd only take actions like these if there were a need for them, right?

My interest is piqued. 

GLTA,
LR