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Karora Resources Inc T.KRR

Alternate Symbol(s):  KRRGF

Karora Resources Inc. is a Canada-based multi-asset mineral resource company. The Company’s portfolio includes the Beta Hunt Underground Mine, Higginsville Gold Operations and Lakewood Mill. It owns 100% of Beta Hunt, a gold-producing mine located approximately 600 kilometers from Perth in Kambalda, Western Australia. It owns and operates HGO, which is located approximately 75 kilometers south of the Beta Hunt Mine in Higginsville, Western Australia. HGO has a mineral gold resource and reserve and prospective land package totaling approximately 1,900 square kilometers. The operation includes a 1.6 million tons per annum (Mtpa) processing plant, 192 mining tenements, including the Aquarius, Hidden Secret, Mousehollow, Two Boys, Baloo, Pioneer, Fairplay North, Mitchell, Wills, Challenge and Mount Henry deposits. The Lakewood Gold Mill is located just outside Kalgoorlie, Western Australia and approximately 60 kilometers from the Beta Hunt Mine, has a processing capacity of 1.0 Mtpa.


TSX:KRR - Post by User

Post by Goldbug52on Sep 09, 2021 1:35pm
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Just FYI!

Just FYI! Nickel hit it's all time high in 2007, at about $54,000 per tonne! At that time it was primarily used for stainless steel, as it still is today. There are however a couple of other catalysts today, mainly the push by various governments towards EVs (to help with climate change) which require a lot of that nickel for batteries. The US has also embarked on a huge infrastructure spend which probably will also require a lot of nickel. I think the by-product credit will keep increasing well into the future and Kariera will definitely benefit!
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