Hertz Energy CEO Kal Malhi on critical minerals: Lithium, uranium, and antimony projects

In this interview Hertz Energy (CSE:HZ) CEO Kal Malhi discusses the company’s diverse portfolio of critical minerals projects.

Hertz Energy is exploring for lithium at the AC/DC and Snake projects in James Bay, uranium in Namibia, and antimony in Quebec.

With global demand for critical minerals rising, Malhi discusses the next steps for these projects, including upcoming exploration and surface sampling results.

Key topics discussed:

Overview of Hertz Energy’s lithium projects in James Bay
Antimony project development in Quebec amid global supply constraints
Namibia uranium exploration plans
Upcoming drill targets and exploration programs

Stay updated on Hertz Energy’s progress in critical minerals exploration!

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