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Thirsty work for JV

Mt Thirsty PFS shows positive economics.

 Mt Thirsty in WA's Mid-West

Mt Thirsty in WA's Mid-West

The two deposits at Mt Thirsty Main and Mt Thirsty North have probable ore reserves of 18.8 million dry tonnes grading at 0.13% cobalt and 0.54% nickel. With a feed rate of 1.8 million dry tonnes per...

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