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Lithium Ridge’s high-grade finds: Namibia’s next critical minerals game-changer?

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  • Lithium Ridge drilling expands after strong mineral results
  • Namibia strengthens position in global EV supply chain

 

WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA – Fresh drilling results from Andrada Mining’s Lithium Ridge project are intensifying the global contest for critical minerals, sharpening investor focus on Namibia’s emerging role in the energy transition economy.

The latest exploration data from the project, located in Namibia’s mineral-rich Uis region, revealed three new mineralised zones containing lithium oxide concentrations of 1.24%, 1.99%, and 1.04%, respectively, between drill holes LRD031 and LRD025.

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