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Viking Mines Linka

Viking opens up to US investors

Viking Mines (ASX:VKA) has begun trading on the US-based OTC Markets under the ticker code ‘VKALF’ to improve trading accessibility for North American investors.

By trading on the OTC Markets, investors will be able to engage with Viking in US dollars and during local market hours.

The company is focused on fast tracking its Linka Project in Nevada, US with drilling in the June quarter.

Upcoming workflow includes field activities to collect samples and data, field assessment of targets, completion of a three-dimensional geological model, lodging a notice of intent for maiden drilling, and ongoing metallurgical testwork.

CEO Julian Woodcock says the OTC Markets provides exposure to the “substantial US investment market and naturally complements” the company’s tungsten activities in Nevada.

“While our primary listing remains on the ASX, releasing all announcements on the OTC platform allows us to build recognition as a critical mineral developer while tungsten remains highly valuable,” Woodcock says.

“We look forward to commencing US investor engagement to grow the company’s profile and attract new shareholders.”

Viking Mines is a diversified exploration and development company, focused on tungsten, gold, and vanadium projects.

Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au

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