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McLaren Minerals continues to deliver resource-beating grades

Join us as we speak with Simon Finnis, Managing Director of McLaren Minerals (ASX:MML), about the latest batch of assays from mineral resource upgrade and expansion drilling at the McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia’s Eucla Basin.

Key topics discussed:

  • Latest assay results continue to show higher grades than the current resource
  • Consistency from surface to depth, with signs of thickening to the southwest
  • A compelling model and eventual mine plan are taking shape
  • News on flow sheet and recoveries expected soon

About the guest and company:
Simon Finnis brings extensive experience to McLaren Minerals, an exploration and development company focused on advancing titanium and mineral sands projects in Australia. McLaren is advancing the development of its flagship McLaren Titanium Project in Western Australia to meet growing demand for critical minerals while delivering value for stakeholders and contributing to a sustainable future.

🎥 Watch the full interview to gain insights into the McLaren Titanium Project’s advancement.

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