Avira Resources: Signs earn-in agreement for Swedish nickel-copper-cobalt project

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Avira Resources Signs earn-in agreement for Swedish nickel-copper-cobalt project

  • Minerals exploration company Avira Resources (AVW) is set to earn a majority stake in the Puolalaki project in Sweden through a deal with the project’s current owners
  • Through a binding heads of agreement, AVW can earn an 80 per cent interest in the project by spending $2.4 million on exploration over three stages
  • While the project is prospective for nickel-copper and cobalt, historic drilling also uncovered two high-grade gold zones
  • AVW Executive Director David DeLoub says the project is located in a well-established minerals province with first-class infrastructure and technical support from locally-based partners
  • Company shares are trading 33.3 per cent higher at 0.4 cents at 1:21 pm AEDT
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