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Haranga

Haranga nears completion of Lincoln Gold acquisition  

Haranga Resources (ASX:HAR) is nearing completion of the acquisition of the Lincoln Gold Project with only third-party deeds of assignment and assumption awaiting finalisation and signature. 

The company has been communicating with these stakeholders and anticipates these agreements will be finalised and executed in the coming days.

At this point Haranga will be able to confirm whether all conditions precedent have been met and complete the transaction.

Haranga on 25 March 2025 entered into an agreement with Seduli Holdings (Australia) to acquire Seduli Sutter Operations Corporation, the owner of the Lincoln Gold Mine located in Sutter Creek in California, US.

The project is in Amador County, 60km southeast of Sacramento in Central California. 

It covers a strike length of the Mother Lode of 5.8km between the towns of Sutter Creek and Amador City and consists of 47 property parcels through a combination of ownership and lease agreements for mineral and surface rights, totalling 322 hectares.

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