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More anthracite tenements for Kuro

ATRUM Coal subsidiary, Kuro Coal, which will list on the ASX following an initial public offering...

Lou Caruana

The acquisition includes 10 coal licence applications covering a total of 13,787 hectares. It provides Kuro with a substantial consolidated footprint totalling 33,012ha in the Panorama coalfield west of Atrum’s Groundhog project. The licences are expected to host high-grade anthracite, executive director Russell Moran said.

“Kuro has increased its exploration foot-print in the Panorama area,” he said.

“We are planning a maiden exploration program which can commence once regulatory approvals are received.”

Last month Kuro secured an additional 13 coal licences in the Panorama area, just 20km west of Groundhog.

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