Sovereign Metals: Signs MoU with Chemours for rutile supply

Sovereign Metals Signs MoU with Chemours for rutile supply

  • Sovereign Metals (SVM) enters a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with titanium dioxide pigment producer The Chemours Company
  • The non-binding and non-exclusive deal is for Sovereign to potentially supply 20,000 tonnes of natural rutile per annum from its Kasiya rutile project in Malawi
  • Sovereign’s MD Dr Julian Stephens says signing this agreement with a global industry leader is a “true testament to the quality and strategic nature of our world-class Kasiya project”
  • The two-year MoU is subject to the companies executing a definitive agreement
  • SVM shares are up 1.28 per cent to trade at 39.5 cents at 12:52 pm AEDT.
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