Red Dirt Metals: Expands Mt Ida lithium project landholding

Red Dirt Metals Expands Mt Ida lithium project landholding

  • Red Dirt Metals (RDT) consolidates its Mt Ida lithium-copper-gold project landholding in Western Australia
  • The company says it has exercised its option to acquire a tenements package comprising 11 square kilometres of “prospective lithium and gold terrain”, increasing its Mt Ida project area to more than 160 sqkm
  • Red Dirt says the ground-holding will be incorporated into its recently announced expanded exploration strategy for the Mt Ida project
  • Red Dirt expects the $2 million acquisition to be completed later this month
  • RDT shares down 8.65 per cent to 47.5 cents
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