Torque Metals (ASX:TOR) is looking to deliver a maiden exploration target by early February at its New Dawn Lithium Project after completing the acquisition of the Penzance tenement package. Managing Director Cristian Moreno tells this news service the addition of lithium to Torque’s portfolio has elevated the company to an even more attractive investment proposition to the market. He says Torque now has an ‘amazing’ 800km-square of land exposed to 3 commodities – gold, nickel, and lithium – “and the idea is to explore these tenements as quickly as possible”.
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