Mongolia put a number on seventeen years of fighting Rio Tinto for a fairer share of Oyu Tolgoi this week, and the number shows resource nationalism eventually pays even when it takes over a decade.
Mongolia's government said this week that restructured Oyu Tolgoi terms negotiated with Rio Tinto since May will increase the country's returns from the copper and gold mine by roughly ₮13 trillion, about $5.07 billion, over the project's life. Prime Minister Nyam Osoryn Uchral tied the figure to lower management fees and a reduced shareholder loan interest rate, both agreed earlier this year after Mongolia spent most of 2026 publicly demanding better terms on a seventeen year old contract.
The two agreements together are expected to cut total project costs by roughly ₮30 trillion. Rio Tinto holds 66% of Oyu Tolgoi through the shareholders agreement signed in 2011, with Mongolia's state enterprise Erdenes holding the remaining 34%, a split that has left Mongolia negotiating for a bigger share of a mine on its own soil since production began. The broader theme is not new, resource nationalism reshaping legacy contracts, but rarely has a government put a specific dollar figure on the win.
In Africa, Konkola Copper Mines signed a $498 million project financing deal with a Chinese engineering firm to build a new copper recovery plant at Zambia's Nchanga mine. Global Atomic secured a US$414 million debt facility from the US Development Finance Corporation to finish underground works at its Dasa uranium project in Niger. Koryx Copper closed a C$46 million bought deal plus a C$5 million placement from Namibian investors for its Haib copper molybdenum project. And Allied Gold energized an 88 kilometre power line and fed first ore at its Kurmuk mine in Ethiopia, the same project Zijin Gold International took a minority stake in weeks ago, now moving toward commercial production.
In Asia, India's Solar Industries agreed to buy South Africa's Omnia Holdings outright for $1.36 billion in cash, securing mining explosives and agricultural supply chains across the continent. Indonesia's Bayan Resources declared force majeure over delayed mining quota approvals just as a local consortium tabled a $3 billion offer for a controlling 62% stake in the coal producer. PT Fortune Indonesia launched a Rp 27.10 trillion, about $1.7 billion, rights issue structured around an in kind injection of a 49% stake in a thermal coal operator, bypassing a traditional IPO. And South Korea signed a $70 million critical minerals memorandum with Kazakhstan as part of more than 70 agreements struck at its first Central Asia summit.
Europe's contribution ran through London capital markets. Cygnus Metals advanced its scheme of arrangement to be acquired by London listed Central Asia Metals, combining Cygnus's copper-gold assets with cash generating base metal operations in Kazakhstan and North Macedonia. ACG Metals reported US$90 million in revenue after producing first copper concentrate at its Gediktepe operation, funded through its London listing. And Keras Resources launched a conditional £1.8 million raise on AIM to fund an initial 51% stake in a Namibian copper project, repositioning the company away from its earlier focus.
In North America, Generation Mining finalized $340 million in project financing, a $200 million bought deal plus a $40 million private placement, to build the Marathon palladium copper project in Ontario. And BHP Ventures and Tembo Capital backed a US$105 million placement for DISA Uranium, which is using the proceeds to acquire four uranium projects from Premier American Uranium for US$2 million in shares.
And in South America, NGEx Minerals hosted an investor day to highlight its 69% owned Vicuña district project in Argentina, part of the copper belt shared with BHP and Lundin's assets nearby. Salazar Resources launched a C$3.5 million placement to fund exploration across its copper gold concessions in Ecuador.
Capital from outside London and New York kept doing the outbound consolidation work once concentrated there: China financed Konkola's Zambian plant, India's Solar Industries bought outright into South Africa, and South Korea signed 70 agreements across Central Asia in a single summit, echoing the kind of state backed push that took Kazakhstan's own Tau Ken Samruk a $1.1 billion tungsten package to attract from a single partner three months ago.
And resource nationalism cut both ways within the same week. Mongolia's win took seventeen years; Indonesia's Bayan Resources faced a forced sale offer the same week its own government delayed the quota approvals the company needed, a reminder that the state can be the reason a deal happens as easily as the reason one doesn't.
Mongolia's $5.07 billion figure is this week's real subject: after seventeen years, a government finally quantified what patient resource nationalism is worth, tested against fourteen other deals that mostly confirmed two further readings. Capital from outside the traditional Western centers, China at Konkola, India at Omnia, South Korea across Central Asia, kept doing consolidation work that used to run through London and New York. And the state proved it can unlock a deal as easily as block one, Mongolia's win against Bayan's quota delay in the same week. Expect Mongolia's dividend flow, promised for this year, to become the next test of whether the ₮13 trillion figure survives contact with an actual payment schedule. This read fails if Rio Tinto disputes the Mongolian government's own arithmetic on the savings, which neither side has done publicly so far.
Week-end price comparison: 11th vs 18th of September 2026
Week end prices shown are as of 18:00 UTC on 18th of September 2026
Gold rose 0.64% to $4,385.80/oz. The Fed hike initially pushed gold sharply lower, but falling oil prices and lower yields later in the period reduced inflation and tightening concerns, prompting short-covering and a rebound.
Silver gained 3.30% to $66.62/oz, outperforming gold as the dollar and yields eased late in the period.
Platinum rose 0.42% to $1,805.90/oz, while Palladium was essentially flat at $1,319.00/oz. Both recovered alongside the wider precious-metals complex, but palladium lagged materially, consistent with the weaker demand backdrop for automotive-related metals.
Week end prices shown are as of 18:00 UTC on 18th of September 2026
Base metals were more differentiated. Copper came under pressure from the unwinding of US tariff-related positioning, while physical demand and tight concentrate markets continued to support parts of the complex.
Copper fell 2.70% to $14,300.00/t. The decline followed the earlier record above $14,875/t as expectations that US refined-copper tariffs could be delayed reduced the incentive to stockpile metal in the US. Chinese demand nevertheless remained firm, limiting the downside.
Aluminium rose 1.20% to $3,295.40/t, supported by falling Chinese inventories and relatively tight physical availability. The market remained supported despite China's high production, with inventories providing the more immediate price signal.
Lead gained 1.70% to $1,925.00/t as exchange inventories declined, providing a modest physical tightening signal.
Tin fell 2.13% to $53,186/t, extending the correction from elevated levels. Visible stocks remain low, but the forward market has not tightened sufficiently to create the same squeeze seen in copper or zinc, leaving tin more exposed to macro-driven selling.
Zinc rose 1.77% to $3,933.80/t. Despite the broader macro pressure, tight prompt availability continued to support the market, with the cash price maintaining a significant premium over three-month metal.
Iron Ore fell 1.28% to $97.42/t, although Chinese mills increased seaborne purchases ahead of the October National Day holiday. The rally was limited by narrowing steel margins and continued uncertainty over underlying steel demand.
Week end prices shown are as of 18:00 UTC on 18th of September 2026
Energy prices remained elevated but began to retreat as Saudi Arabia moved to restore part of its East-West pipeline capacity. Brent Crude Oil fell 0.38% to $103.85/bbl, after trading above $109 earlier in the period as attacks on Saudi infrastructure and shipping routes intensified.
US Natural Gas rose 3.90% to $2.919/MMBtu as lower daily production and warmer-than-normal weather supported power-sector demand. Storage remained above the five-year average, limiting the extent of the rally.
Coal fell 2.26% to $144.65/t as Chinese imported thermal coal demand remained soft, although supply disruptions in Indonesia continued to keep international offers relatively firm.
Uranium declined 0.55% to $89.70/lb. The move was modest, with futures data showing the market trading in a narrow $89.70 to $90.00 range during the period. Longer-term fundamentals remain supported by efforts to expand nuclear fuel and enrichment capacity as nuclear demand increases.
Key Mining and Capital Market Stories
Konkola Copper Mines signed a $498M project financing deal with a Chinese engineering firm to construct a new copper recovery plant in Zambia. The strategic infrastructure investment will significantly boost processing capacity at the Nchanga mine, aligning with robust global base metal demand and ongoing regional asset revitalization.
Lithium Africa successfully closed an C$8.8M brokered private placement issuing structural equity units. The TSXV-listed junior explorer continues deploying significant primary capital toward regional geochemical targeting and drilling, accelerating critical battery metals discovery timelines across its emerging spodumene corridors within the highly prospective Côte d'Ivoire.
Global Atomic secured a US$414M debt facility approved by the US Development Finance Corp. The massive project financing deal provides the Canadian miner with comprehensive capital to finalize underground infrastructure and processing plant construction at the Dasa uranium project in Niger, countering regional geopolitical shifts.
Ongwe Minerals mobilized two dedicated drill rigs for a maiden campaign at the Nguni Prospect in Namibia. A diamond rig will execute 18 holes covering 3,500 metres targeting high-grade zones, while a reverse circulation rig will drill 1,500 metres across strike extensions. This aggressive capital deployment accelerates regional gold delineation.
Koryx Copper closed an oversubscribed C$46M bought deal issuing 18.7M shares at C2.45 each. Alongside this major institutional financing, the developer finalized a concurrent C5M non-brokered private placement directed strictly at Namibian investors. The expanded treasury will aggressively advance structural exploration across the Haib copper-molybdenum porphyry deposit.
Allied Gold successfully commissioned and energized the 88-kilometre power line connecting its Kurmuk Mine to the Ethiopian electrical grid. The company also fed its first ore through the crushing circuit, marking a critical operational milestone. The US$0.04 per kilowatt-hour power purchase agreement secures long-term cost stability as the asset transitions toward commercial production.
Ongwe Minerals reported significant high-grade gold intersections following intensive drilling at the Belmont Prospect in Khorixas, Namibia. The TSXV-listed explorer is aggressively deploying treasury capital across its regional asset portfolio, seeking to validate broader structural continuity and optimize resource targeting ahead of upcoming maiden geological estimates.
Nigeria's Dangote Petroleum Refinery is officially launching Africa's largest initial public offering, targeting a massive $1.6B public capital raise. Seeking an unprecedented $50B corporate valuation, the highly strategic listing heavily positions the continent's premier processing facility to aggressively scale domestic fuel infrastructure and rapidly expand pan-African downstream operations.
Desert Gold finalized the delivery of a gravity processing plant and a 650kVA generator to the Barani Mine in western Mali. Overcoming regional logistics constraints, the company is now focusing all near-term capital expenditure on completing civil interfaces, advancing mechanical installations, and targeting initial gold recovery by the fourth quarter of 2026.
Lithium Africa identified a second major spodumene trend named the Kanien Trend across its Côte d'Ivoire property. Surface reconnaissance returned rock samples grading up to 1.98% lithium oxide. The explorer continues to allocate primary equity toward regional geochemical targeting, accelerating discovery timelines within the emerging West African battery metals district.
First Mining Gold launched a C$50M bought deal offering managed by a syndicate of Canadian underwriters. The primary equity raise includes a 15% over-allotment option. The TSX-listed operator will deploy net proceeds directly toward advancing the Springpole Gold Project in northwestern Ontario and the Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec.
Generation Mining finalized a $340M final funding package to construct the Marathon Palladium-Copper Project in Ontario. This massive capital assembly incorporates a $200M bought deal financing alongside a $40M private placement commitment from strategic partners. Management anticipates deploying these treasury reserves to initiate early site construction by late 2026.
Perseverance Metals upsized its non-brokered private placement offering from C8MtoC10M following strong institutional demand. Issuing common shares at C$0.65 each, the TSXV-listed junior explorer will immediately allocate treasury proceeds to fund diamond drilling campaigns at the Voyageur project in Michigan and the Lac Gayot project in Quebec.
Goldgroup Mining expanded its non-brokered private placement financing to an extraordinary US$125M amid overwhelming investor demand. Offering structured units, the precious metals producer intends to channel this immense equity injection toward optimizing existing domestic operations in Mexico while simultaneously evaluating robust cross-border corporate acquisition and merger opportunities.
Blende Silver completed the first tranche of an equity placement, raising C$1.14M through flow-through shares. Generating capital specifically for critical minerals exploration, the TSXV-listed operator will utilize these specialized Canadian tax-advantaged funds exclusively to advance regional drilling initiatives across the massive Blende zinc-lead-silver property located in the central Yukon Territory.
Torrent Gold proposed a non-brokered private placement offering to secure C360kingrossproceeds.ThejuniorexplorerintendstoissueequityunitspricedatC0.20 each. Management will direct this fresh capital infusion toward general corporate purposes while maintaining ongoing exploration frameworks across its targeted oxide gold assets in Nevada.
CleanTech Vanadium Mining finalized the second tranche of a private placement, successfully raising C$290k in supplementary treasury capital. The TSXV-listed firm issued additional units alongside corresponding finder fees.Proceeds will strictly support critical mineral evaluations and operational strategies dedicated to advancing the fully owned Gibellini Vanadium Mine Project in Nevada.
StrategX Elements completed the second tranche closing of an ongoing non-brokered offering, raising C198kthroughtheissuanceofunitspricedatC0.15. The CSE-listed junior explorer is directing this essential capital immediately toward district-scale critical mineral exploration targeting copper, nickel, and cobalt systems across the Melville Peninsula in Nunavut.
Osisko Critical Minerals launched a best-efforts C$100M private placement offering special warrants at C$0.25 each.Managed by Canaccord Genuity, the newly incorporated entity will utilize this massive treasury injection to fund aggressive copper and silver exploration targets across 645 square kilometres of highly prospective tenure acquired throughout New Brunswick.
Storm Exploration closed an oversubscribed C$3.2M non-brokered private placement issuing 8M units priced at C$0.40. Notably, Eric Sprott expanded his strategic ownership position to 15.8% during the transaction. The TSXV-listed developer will deploy net capital proceeds strictly toward funding extensive exploration drilling programs at the Gold Standard project in Ontario.
Tesoro Minerals expanded its non-brokered private placement offering to secure C$1M in gross capital. The TSXV-listed junior explorer will dedicate net treasury proceeds directly toward geological fieldwork, targeted surface mapping, and ground geophysical surveys across its highly prospective Rumichaca and Cerro Macho critical mineral properties located in Peru.
Fredonia Mining announced a C$10M bought-deal private placement led by ATB Cormark Capital Markets as the sole bookrunner. The TSXV-listed explorer will issue 15.38M units at C$0.65. Management will rapidly deploy this vital capital injection to advance geological drilling at the El Dorado Monserrat gold-silver project in Argentina.
Salazar Resources announced a non-brokered private placement offering units to raise up to C3.5M. Priced carefully to attract strategic investors, the primary equity transaction includes half−warrants exercisable at C0.60. The TSXV-listed firm will quickly deploy the treasury proceeds to fund extensive exploration activities across its massive copper-gold concessions in Ecuador.
Rokmaster Resources completed the initial acquisition terms to secure an exclusive option over the Cristal Copper Project in Chile. This strategic transaction requires systematic capital deployments into phased regional exploration over several years. The corporate maneuver secures vital exposure to massive underlying porphyry copper targets in South America.
San Lorenzo Gold defined a massive two-kilometre structural corridor hosting significant near-surface gold and copper mineralization in Chile. The explorer utilized treasury funds to execute extensive induced polarization surveys. The company is actively compiling these geophysical results to accurately position drill rigs ahead of an aggressive upcoming capital deployment.
NGEx Minerals scheduled an exclusive corporate investor day to detail aggressive development strategies across its Latin American portfolio. The TSX-listed operator will highlight metallurgical recoveries from the Lunahuasi copper-gold-silver project in Argentina. The executive team aims to attract institutional capital to rapidly advance these Vicuña district assets toward commercialization.
Torq Resources successfully closed a C$1.7M private placement after upsizing the offering due to strong institutional demand. The TSXV-listed explorer issued units priced at C$0.10 each. This equity financing provides essential operational liquidity to fund ongoing structural target definition and imminent drilling campaigns across its Santa Cecilia copper-gold project in Chile.
Heliostar Metals confirmed its inclusion in the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF following successful production ramp-ups across its Latin American portfolio. The corporate milestone brings institutional visibility and passive capital inflows. Operations continue relying on sustained cash generation from the La Colorada mine in Sonora to fund exploration.
Golden Arrow Resources filed formal regulatory applications to significantly extend the expiry dates on numerous outstanding share purchase warrants. The junior exploration company executed this corporate action to carefully preserve future treasury funding options. Retaining these financial instruments ensures sufficient capital availability for ongoing drilling campaigns throughout Chile and Argentina.
India's Solar Industries has formally agreed to entirely acquire South African chemicals manufacturer Omnia Holdings in a massive $1.36B all-cash transaction. The highly strategic outbound buyout aggressively expands the Nagpur-based company's industrial footprint, directly securing critical mining explosives and agricultural supply chains across the entire African continent.
Cygnus Metals advanced its scheme of arrangement to be acquired by London-listed Central Asia Metals. The strategic corporate consolidation creates a diversified mid-tier producer, integrating Cygnus's advanced copper-gold exploration assets with established cash-generating base metal operations across Kazakhstan and North Macedonia to secure global battery supply chains.
Sun Peak Metals launched a C$5M non-brokered private placement issuing 12.5M equity units priced at C$0.40 each. The TSXV-listed developer will rapidly deploy these treasury funds to execute comprehensive diamond drilling campaigns targeting high-grade volcanogenic massive sulphide and orogenic gold systems across its expansive Arabian-Nubian Shield concessions in Saudi Arabia.
Mongolia finalized restructured terms regarding the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project alongside Rio Tinto. The revised agreement decreases overarching management fees and significantly lowers shareholder loan interest rates. Officials project this new financial framework will increase ultimate sovereign capital returns by ₮13 trillion ($5.07B) throughout the massive Asian operation's lifespan.
South Korea and Kazakhstan signed a bilateral memorandum targeting advanced atomic energy development and critical mineral exploration. The sovereign agreement integrates South Korean technological capital with Kazakhstan's extensive uranium and lithium resources, structurally mitigating East Asian supply chain vulnerabilities while simultaneously driving localized resource commercialization and international trade integration.
Indonesian coal producer Bayan Resources declared a formal force majeure regarding delivery obligations amid delayed domestic mining quota approvals. Concurrently, a prominent local consortium formally tabled a $3B cash acquisition offer to secure a 62% controlling equity stake in the distressed asset, highlighting aggressive regional sector consolidation efforts.
South Korea secured over 70 structured memorandums of understanding during its inaugural summit with five Central Asian nations. The diplomatic agreements facilitate massive outbound foreign direct investment into regional infrastructure, energy generation, and critical mineral extraction operations. This state-backed capital deployment directly aims to diversify the nation's industrial supply networks.
Saudi Arabia confirmed the discovery of 110M tonnes of uranium-bearing ore across its domestic geological terrain. Backed heavily by the Public Investment Fund, the sovereign state aims to utilize this immense resource base to establish an independent domestic nuclear fuel cycle, driving internal energy transitions while reducing foreign commodity imports.
Indonesian nickel smelter consortiums finalized a revised benchmark pricing formula for domestic laterite ore purchases. The updated calculations immediately trigger lower localized feedstock acquisition costs, reducing associated corporate taxes and sovereign royalties. This strategic regulatory adjustment restores processing margins and ensures sustained capital deployment across the national battery metals sector.
PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk (IDX: FORU) engineered a massive Rp 27.10 trillion ($1.70B) rights issue to transform its balance sheet. The controlling shareholder is exercising its rights via an in-kind asset contribution, injecting a 49% stake in operating thermal coal miner PT Borneo Prima. This backdoor listing effectively bypasses a traditional IPO to capture capital market liquidity.
Roscan Gold confirmed its participation in the inaugural Gentile Mining Investor Forum scheduled for London. Backed by strategic junior mining investor Michael Gentile and major Canadian underwriting syndicates, the TSXV-listed operator will utilize this platform to market the regional development potential of its flagship Kandiole Project in West Mali to institutional capital.
Keras Resources announced a strategic repositioning toward copper alongside a proposed £1.8M conditional fundraising campaign. The AIM-listed company will deploy the primary equity to fund its acquisition of an initial 51% stake in Cornerstone Mining, securing highly prospective exploration assets across the Kaoko Copper Belt in Namibia.
First Lithium Minerals has initiated a $4.26M non-brokered private placement under Canada's Listed Issuer Financing Exemption. The capital raise targets the issuance of hard-dollar and flow-through units to strictly fund aggressive exploration drilling at the Ascotan lithium project in Chile and the Lidstone gold asset in Ontario.
Gamma Resources secured regulatory consent to extend the closing date of its ongoing non-brokered private placement. The Frankfurt-traded explorer targets up to C1.75M in gross proceeds by issuing units at C0.08. Retaining operational liquidity remains critical as management advances its project portfolio across North American jurisdictions.
Triple One Metals successfully raised C$999k in an oversubscribed private placement issuing 33.3M units priced at C$0.03 each. Bypassing standard market-cap threshold valuations, the junior exploration firm will allocate this vital working capital toward regulatory compliance, audit fees, and advancing its early-stage mineral resource development objectives.
Meridian Mining announced its formal inclusion in the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF following a quarterly rebalancing. Dual-listed on the London and Frankfurt exchanges, the company expects this milestone to rapidly improve trading liquidity, providing broader access to institutional capital while it de-risks the Cabaçal project in Brazil.
Leocor Mining confirmed the effective date for its impending share consolidation, executing the corporate restructuring to stabilize its capital framework. Actively trading on the Frankfurt exchange, the junior resource firm aims to improve its equity valuation metrics to attract strategic European investment for its gold-copper portfolio in Canada.
ONGold Resources confirmed its participation in the Gentile Mining Investor Forum in London. The company intends to leverage this high-profile European showcase to aggressively market the Monument Bay Gold Project. The executive team seeks to capture UK-based institutional capital to fund comprehensive resource expansion drilling.
ACG Metals released its interim financial results highlighting US90MinrevenueandUS48M in adjusted EBITDA. The LSE-listed operator officially produced its first copper concentrate at Gediktepe safely and within budget. Robust cash generation from oxide gold operations continues to internally fund the massive sulphide expansion project.
Jubilee Metals Group published its full-year production and operational update across its diversified international processing assets. The LSE-listed metallurgical specialist relies on consistent base and precious metal output to maintain steady operational cash flows, negating the need for highly dilutive primary equity raises in the current market environment.
Western Australian gold developer Wiluna Mining has officially launched an aggressive institutional bookbuild, seeking a massive A$500M valuation for its upcoming ASX relisting. Returning after a two-year regulatory suspension, the restructured company is heavily backed by billionaire Mark Creasy to systematically resume domestic underground precious metals extraction.
Minerals 260 secured $250M through a two-tranche placement to fund development at the Bullabulling Gold Project in Western Australia. Franco-Nevada provided a $30M cornerstone commitment. The ASX-listed developer will also offer an SPP to raise up to $30M, heavily de-risking the balance sheet ahead of final investment decisions.
ABx Group launched a $4.1M capital raising featuring a $2.1M placement to professional investors alongside a fully underwritten $2M share purchase plan. Strategic partner Good Importing International committed $1M. The ASX-listed developer will deploy funds to accelerate rare earths commercialization and progress the ALCORE pilot plant.
Altitude Minerals secured commitments for a $1.21M share placement priced at a 37.5% discount. Directors committed $315k to the round. In parallel, the explorer will execute a non-renounceable rights issue offering two new shares for every three held. Capital will aggressively fund domestic silver and gold drilling.
Bannerman Energy officially opened its share purchase plan targeting A$10M from eligible shareholders across Australia and New Zealand. Following a recent fully underwritten placement, the ASX-listed operator is heavily capitalized to fund the Etango Uranium Project on a debt-free basis, drastically de-risking impending construction phases.
Critical Resources officially settled its $1.22M placement by issuing over 244M fully paid ordinary shares. The ASX-listed junior will channel this fresh treasury capital toward ongoing lithium and critical mineral exploration programs, utilizing the primary equity injection to sustain operational liquidity and execute immediate technical objectives.
White Cliff Minerals executed an $8.8M private placement to issue 515.8M shares to Hancock Prospecting. The transaction grants Hancock an approximate 13.5% equity stake. The explorer will funnel these institutional funds directly into fast-tracking copper resource estimates and expanding sediment-hosted targets across its district-scale Canadian portfolio.
DISA Uranium completed a US$105M private placement backed by BHP Ventures and Tembo Capital. Leveraging this massive equity injection, DISA executed an agreement to acquire four uranium projects from Premier American Uranium for US$2M in shares, further consolidating critical nuclear fuel assets across North America.
Macmahon Holdings executed a share purchase agreement to acquire 100% of Aspect Engineering Solutions for $75M on a debt-free, cash-free basis. The ASX-listed mining contractor utilizes this strategic acquisition to instantly absorb a $225.8M unweighted pipeline, significantly expanding its operational footprint across industrial processing and energy infrastructure.
QMines agreed to acquire two strategic freehold properties covering 25.52 hectares adjacent to the Botos deposit in Central Queensland for $2.39M. The ASX-listed company secured immediate contractual access to the site ahead of October settlement, accelerating crucial exploration drilling across the Mt Chalmers Copper-Gold Project.
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