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09 February 2024
WRITTEN BY Mining.com.au Staff Writers

Cross-continent commodities: Cazaly carving out carbonatites all around the world

With a string of prospective projects for various commodities in Canada, Western Australia, and Namibia, there’s no shortage of exploration potential across Cazaly Resources’ (ASX:CAZ) portfolio.

Managing Director Tara French tells this news service that after a promising 2023, the first half of 2024 will be primarily focused on lithium exploration at the company’s Kaoko Project and licence approvals at the Abenab North Project in Namibia, as well as follow-up work on anomalous surface results at the Lyons REE Project in Western Australia.

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