Spodumene Identified at Manindi Lithium Project
Filed with ASX · · 13 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Metals Australia Ltd has announced the identification of spodumene, a high-value lithium mineral, at its Manindi Lithium Project in Western Australia. The discovery was made during metallurgical testwork on drillcore samples, which revealed significant lithium intersections. The company plans to conduct further exploration to locate additional spodumene-rich zones and prepare a maiden mineral resource estimate. Chairman Mike Scivolo expressed optimism about the potential for greater lithium concentrations in the project area.
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