Chariot firms grip on district-scale Nigerian lithium portfolio
Chariot Resources has secured five key licenses for its Nigerian lithium portfolio, which spans 254 square kilometers. The company has extended its acquisition deadline to August to finalize the deal for the remaining licenses. This move is part of Chariot's strategy to enhance its role in the global battery metals supply chain.
- ▪Chariot Resources has secured half of the mining titles needed for its Nigerian lithium acquisition.
- ▪The Nigerian Mining Cadastre Office has reissued five of the ten targeted licenses to Chariot's joint-venture vehicle.
- ▪Chariot's portfolio includes four project clusters: Fonlo, Gbugbu, Iganna, and Saki.
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