Company Interview / The microcap with macro plans in Peru

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Dean de Largie discusses Australian Critical Minerals' acquisition of copper and gold-rich projects in Peru.Highlights the rich mineral reserves of Peru as a strategic asset for growth.Outlines the company's plans in WA's Pilbara region, aiming to enhance product quality.

Dean de Largie at Australian Critical Minerals (ASX: ACM) shares plans to acquire a gold and copper portfolio in Peru 🇵🇪. Dean states this acquisition reinvigorates the company with access to significant gold, silver, and copper assets in a leading mining region.

Peru, although covering just 1% of the global landmass, holds about 10% of the world's copper, 4% of its gold, and 15% of zinc reserves. Dean expresses excitement about the acquisition, highlighting projects like Blanca and Flint, which offer high-grade mineral potential.

The acquisition is structured as a merger with Circuit Resources, with a recent $1M raise to kickstart exploration. Dean also mentions their iron ore assets in Western Australia's Pilbara, noting promising grades and potential collaboration for better product quality.