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The Market Herald 

Bryah Resources (BYH) bolsters the base metals mineral resource by 15 per cent at the Australian Vanadium Project deposit within its Gabanintha project in central WA

Australian Resources & Investments 

The Australian Vanadium project in Western Australia continues to grow in stature after Bryah Resources announced a 15 per cent increase in the base metal mineral resource.

Mining Weekly 

Minerals explorer Bryah Resources has reported a 15% increase in the indicated and inferred base metal mineral resource estimate at the Australian Vanadium project, which is located within the company’s Gabanintha project, in Western Australia.

Kalgoorlie Miner 

Bryah Resources has signed an option agreement with Mining Green Metals to sell a 51 per cent stake in the Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project to concentrate its focus on its near-term production assets elsewhere in WA.

Mining Weekly 

Explorer Bryah Resources has signed an option agreement with Mining Green Metals Limited (MGM) over the potential sale of a 51% interest in its Lake Johnston lithium/nickel project, in Western Australia.

Stockhead 

Bryah is selling 51% of its non-core Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project to Mining Green Metals.

The company will retain exposure to any upside in the project through its remaining 49% interest in the endeavour, which consists of eight exploration licence applications covering 690km2 close to the Mount Holland lithium mine and the historical Maggie Hays/Emily Ann nickel deposits.

Stockhead 

Bryah is focusing on its near-term production assets by reaching an option agreement to sell 51% of its non-core Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project to Mining Green Metals.

Stockhead 

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Stockhead 

Bryah director Leslie Ingraham has demonstrated his belief in the company and its projects by acquiring one million BYH shares ahead of upcoming VMS copper-gold exploration. 

Stockhead 

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