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Cobre adds second copper project

COPPER explorer Cobre has signed a binding heads of agreement to acquire a stake in 8300sq.km of ground in the Kalahari Copper Belt of Botswana.

 Drilling is underway at East Kitlanya

Drilling is underway at East Kitlanya

Kalahari Metals (KML), the 100% owner of the ground, is 62%-owned by Cobre's major shareholder Metal Tiger, with the balance held by six other shareholders. Cobre will issue 21.4 million shares at A20c...

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