Oil Mining Resources 20/06/2023 10:40

Celsius Resources has lodged another copper gold exploration application in the Philippines

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Issuance of permit for Celsius’ Botilao Copper-Gold Tenement underway

Highlights

• Application for an exploration permit for Botilao Copper-Gold Prospect has been lodged under Celsius’ Philippine subsidiary, Makilala Mining Company, Inc.

• Botilao is along the same northeast structure which is a major control of the porphyry Cu-Au mineralisation adjacent to the Company's MCB Project.

• All application requirements for the Permit issuance have been met and awaiting clearance of signatories from the National Government.

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