Metals Acquisition Ltd
ASX:MAC
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Metals Acquisition Ltd
Glance View
Metals Acquisition Ltd. engages in mineral exploration and development. The business of the Company is the operation of the CSA copper mine in New South Wales, Australia. The CSA Mine is a high grade, producing, underground copper mine. The Company, through Cobar Management Pty Ltd (CMPL), holds a Mining Lease (CML5) over the CSA deposit, which is supplemented by Mining Purpose Leases, MPL 193 and MPL 1094. The CSA Mine is surrounded by two Exploration Licenses, EL5693 and 5983. CML5 covers an area of approximately 2,474 hectares (ha), the MPLs total approximately 30 ha, while the surrounding exploration tenements (EL5693 and 5983) cover approximately 366 square kilometers. In addition, CMPL has a joint venture with AuriCula Mines Pty Limited (AuriCula) covering the Shuttleton and Mt Hope Exploration Licence tenements south of Cobar.
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