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Kazera Global gains as it commissions MSA Group to carry out exploration programme in Namibia

Published: 16:53 14 Jun 2018 AEST

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Kazera said the new drilling programme will predominantly focus on tantalum and lithium resources across the licence

Kazera Global PLC (LON:KZG) shares gained 10% on Thursday after the group confirmed that it has commissioned the MSA Group (MSA), a leading provider of exploration, mineral resources and reserve estimation, to carry out the targeted exploration programme.

The AIM-listed firm said the exploration programme was designed to test and define total mineralisation across the area of Namibia Tantalite Investment Mine (NTI), which forms the strategic focus of African Tantalum Limited (Aftan).

READ: Kazera to up drilling in Namibia to gauge long-term potential of tantalum mine

Kazera said the new drilling programme will predominantly focus on tantalum and lithium resources across the licence.

The company said MSA has mobilised to the site to begin the programme and will provide updates on JORC results as each specific ore body is drilled, tested and analysed. 

In late afternoon trading, Kazera shares were 10.5% higher at 2.10p.

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