Red Metal dishes out exploration plans across THREE drill ready projects in NW Queensland
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Special Report: ASX explorer Red Metal is getting stuck into three of its standout rare earths, copper and base metals projects in north-west QLD aided by a discounted $2m cap raise to its loyal shareholders.
Red Metal (ASX:RDM) is rattling the tin through a share purchase plan that will give existing shareholders a chance to purchase $2m-worth of shares at 10c – a generous 18% discount to the 5 day VWAP.
RDM will use the funds to dig into three highly prospective projects for:
Diamond core drilling at Gidyea is scheduled to commence this week and then move onto Lawn Hill in October, while infill AC drilling at Sybella is on schedule to start around the same time.
Both Gidyea and Lawn Hill are supported by $390,000 of additional funding from the QLD Government’s collaborative exploration grants, with work at the “must drill” Gidyea prospect to start on Thursday this week.
RDM managing director Rob Rutherford says the junior is thrilled about the upcoming drilling programs on the three projects, believing “any one of which has the potential to significantly transform Red Metal”.
“We’re also delighted to offer our loyal existing shareholders a discounted share purchase opportunity before this intense period of drilling activity begins, as they continue to be our strongest supporters,” he says.
Elsewhere, RDM is benefiting from rapid advancement of the drill out of the Maronan silver-lead project through its 44% ownership of Maronan Metals (ASX:MMA).
RDM shares were up 4.5% on the open on Wednesday, September 25.
This article was developed in collaboration with Red Metal, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.
This article does not constitute financial product advice. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any financial decisions.