Viking Mines (ASX:VKA) has agreed to sell its First Hit Gold Project in a transaction worth around $5 million, sharpening its focus on the Linka Tungsten Project in Nevada, US, as drilling approaches.
Oriel Morrison-Higgins speaks with Julian Woodcock, Managing Director of Viking Mines, about the First Hit sale, why Linka is emerging as a compelling US tungsten opportunity, and what investors can expect as drilling returns after more than 40 years.
Key topics discussed:
- First Hit: How the sale strengthens Viking’s funding while retaining future upside
- Linka: Why the past-producing Nevada tungsten project is gaining momentum
- Drilling: What to expect as the first drill campaign in more than 40 years gets underway in July
About the guest and company:
Julian Woodcock is Managing Director of Viking Mines, an ASX-listed exploration company advancing critical minerals projects in the US. Its flagship Linka Tungsten Project in Nevada is a past-producing mine being advanced through metallurgy, exploration, and drilling as demand grows for a secure domestic tungsten supply.
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