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Kalahari Metals to expand prospect in Kalahari copperbelt

10th April 2019

By: Marleny Arnoldi

Deputy Editor Online

     

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Aim-listed Metal Tiger’s 50%-owned subsidiary Kalahari Metals has entered into a binding agreement with Resource Exploration and Development (RED) to acquire 100% of RED’s Kitlanya subsidiary.

The acquisition will effectively reduce Metal Tiger’s interest in Kalahari Metals to about 43.9%.

Kalahari Metals has completed $100 000 worth of exploration works on the licences held by Kitlanya and will acquire Kitlanya through the issue of $700 000 of Kalahari Metals shares – representing about 13.4% of its share capital – to RED.

The Kitlanya licences comprise five recently granted exploration licences and cover about 4 651 km2 of well-located exploration tenure in the prospective Kalahari copperbelt.

The acquisition will increase Kalahari Metals’ direct land position in the Kalahari copperbelt to about 8 594 km2.

Metal Tiger intends to provide further funding to Kalahari Metals to support its drilling in the second quarter.

Edited by Chanel de Bruyn
Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online

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