Arcadia Minerals (ASX:AM7) Releases Quarterly Activities Report
Project Developments
Arcadia Minerals is advancing its TVC Ta-Li and Ni-PGE projects through ongoing discussions with potential joint venture partners. The Bitterwasser Lithium Project remains in good standing, poised to benefit from a recovery in lithium market fundamentals. Additionally, the Karibib Copper Gold Project continues to seek project-level joint ventures to leverage modern exploration techniques for significant discoveries.
Corporate Updates
The company successfully held its Annual General Meeting in November 2024, with all resolutions approved. Arcadia has significantly reduced in-country operating costs by strengthening its relationship with LexRox Exploration and Mining (Pty) Ltd. Post-quarter, Arcadia terminated its agreement with HeBei for the Swanson Tantalum Mine and initiated a competitive bidding process to secure remaining construction financing.
Financial Performance
During the quarter ended December 31, 2024, Arcadia spent approximately A$66,000 on exploration and development activities, with related party payments totaling A$21,099 to cover expenses in Namibia. The company’s capital structure includes 117,383,433 CDIs and 8,000,000 options. Arcadia reported a net cash outflow from operating and investing activities, offset by financing activities.
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