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There's a silver-lining to the headline-undervalued Alicanto

APPOINTED last year to boost Alicanto Minerals market traction, managing director Rob Sennitt has made comparisons between Alicanto's Sala deposit in Sweden and the much, much higher valued Rupice deposit in Bosnia and Herzegovina owned by Adriatic Metals.

There's a silver-lining to the headline-undervalued Alicanto

Rupice is a 12 million tonne deposit grading 149 grams per tonne silver, 4.1% zinc, 2.6% lead, 0.5% copper, and 1.4gpt gold that is set to yield first ore in the next quarter or two. Sala is 9.7Mt at...

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