Long Shortz with Caprice Resources: $7M to fund gold exploration in the Murchison
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Tylah Tully chats with Caprice Resources (ASX:CRS) CEO Luke Cox after the company raised $7 million dollars to advance exploration at its Murchison gold projects.
Plans include RC, aircore and diamond drilling at the Island Gold Project and aircore drilling at the Cuddingwarra Project.
A 7,000m drilling program was just completed at Island, with assays expected shortly.
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This video was developed in collaboration with Caprice Resources, a Stockhead client at the time of publishing.
The interviews and discussions in this video are opinions only and not financial or investment advice. Viewers should obtain independent advice based on their own circumstances before making any financial decisions.
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