- High-grade tin intercepts strengthen global supply outlook
- Security risks threaten investment in DR Congo’s mining sector
KINSHASA, DR CONGO – Rome Resources has reported high-grade tin intercepts at its Kalayi prospect, reinforcing the Democratic Republic of Congo’s role in global supply chains.
The London-listed explorer announced results including a standout 1 metre at 6.6% tin and 10 metres at 1.3% tin from depth, underscoring the economic potential of its Bisie North project as global tin prices hover near $50,000 per tonne.
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