- Tartisan Nickel Corp., a Canadian mineral and battery materials exploration and mining development company, just acquired additional contiguous claims at its flagship Kenbridge Nickel Project
- This brings the total coverage to 4,273 ha, with 93 contiguous patents, four mining licenses, and 153 single-cell mining claims
- The company also announced the commencement of the 2024 baseline field work conducted by Aspen Biological Ltd.
- These two milestones are a testament to the company’s commitment to creating shareholder value and following through with its plans for the 2024 calendar year
Tartisan Nickel (CSE: TN) (OTCQB: TTSRF) (FSE: 8TA), a Canadian mineral and battery materials exploration and mining development company, just announced its acquisition of additional contiguous claims at the Kenbridge Nickel Project, located in Northwestern Ontario. This brings the total coverage to 4,273 ha, with 93 contiguous patents, four mining licenses, and 153 single-cell mining claims (https://ibn.fm/7MZ6D).
Earlier in the year, Tartisan’s management reiterated its plan to bank on the Kenbridge Nickel project to carve out a significant market share in the global nickel mining market. Given its potential and overall value, this flagship project is integral to the company realizing its commitment to creating shareholder value. The acquisition of additional contiguous claims points to the management’s confidence in the property and its potential to help Tartisan tap into a market projected to be valued at over $84.04 billion by 2030.
Tartisan also announced the commencement of the 2024 baseline study field work conducted by Aspen Biological Ltd., led by its principal, Lindsay Spenceley (H.B.Sc-Biology), a biologist with 23 years of professional experience. The study includes baseline aquatic and terrestrial field work within the project footprint and access roads. Results from these studies will develop baseline environmental reports to support provincial and federal reviews, approvals, and permitting for advanced exploration and eventual mine development.
Mr. Spenceley will lend her years of experience carrying out monitoring programs for boreal caribou, wolverine, SAR bat species, and eastern whip-poor-will. This will be integral in fast-tracking the company’s property utilization while working toward the timelines detailed earlier in the year.
“In addition to excellent field skills in all seasons and environments, Lindsay has considerable project management skills. Aspen Biological can leverage its network of experienced resource professionals to pull together, as needed, multi-disciplinary teams to deliver upon project requirements and timelines in a cost-effective manner,” noted Mark Appleby, Tartisan’s CEO.
With the acquisition of additional claims and the commencement of the 2024 baseline study field work, Tartisan is on track with projects for the current calendar year. These milestones are a testament to the company’s commitment to creating shareholder value and following through with its plan to double down on its Flagship Kenbridge Nickel Project.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.TartisanNickel.com.
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