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Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) told shareholders it had picked up new tenure at Lake Johnston in WA  prospective for lithium and nickel.

MiningNews.net

BRYAH Resources has decided to take a plunge in a new direction as a more focused battery metals explorer, securing almost 700sq.km at Lake Johnson, west of Norseman in Western Australia.

"We're a battery metals company, as many people are now," managing director Neil Marston said.

The Assay

Bryah Resources Limited (ASX:BYH) has acquired a new exploration project – the Lake Johnston Lithium-Nickel Project – located approximately 400 km east of Perth and 200 km southwest of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

The project consists of eight exploration licence applications covering a total of 690 sq. km.

The West Australian

Bryah Resources rocketed 12.73 per cent to 6.2 cents after announcing it had acquired a new exploration target, the Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project in Western Australia, adding to its copper, gold and manganese assets.

Money Morning

The Bryah Resources Ltd [ASX:BYH] has acquired a new exploration project — the Lake Johnston Lithium-Nickel Project.

BYH’s new addition to its portfolio of projects is 400 km east of Perth, consisting of eight exploration licence applications covering 690km².

Bryah says Lake Johnston enhances its strategy of exploring for the energy metals of the future ‘in a proven geological environment.’

Hot Copper - Reuters

Nov 5 (Reuters) - Bryah Resources Ltd (BYH) :

• ACQUIRED NEW EXPLORATION PROJECT, LAKE JOHNSTON LITHIUM-NICKEL PROJECT
• PROJECT CONSISTS OF 8 EXPLORATION LICENCE APPLICATIONS COVERING TOTAL OF 690KM2

Business News [subscription]

Bryah Resources is acquiring the Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project near Kalgoorlie in a self-proclaimed pivot to becoming an energy metals-focused company.

The Market Herald

• Bryah Resources (BYH) acquires the Lake Johnston lithium-nickel project, which covers a 690-square kilometre area in WA
• The project neighbours the ‘world-class’ Mount Holland lithium mine and is considered to have “huge potential” for new discoveries by applying modern exploration methods
• Three of the eight exploration licences that make up Lake Johnston are held by West Coast Resources, who Bryah Resources will acquire for $181,000
• Once the acquisition is finalised, Bryah will review and compile historical data to generate follow-up targets
• Company shares are up 14.6 per cent to trade at 6.3 cents

Mining.com.au

Energy metals explorer Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) has purchased the Lake Johnston Lithium-Nickel Project in Western Australia in a deal that will see it pick up a 690km² footprint in a well-known lithium-prospective district.

The project, which consists of eight exploration license applications, reaches to within 10km of the Wesfarmers/SQM Mount Holland Lithium JV, home to one of the world’s largest hard-rock lithium deposits.

Of the eight licenses, three are owned by West Coast Minerals Pty Ltd, which Bryah has agreed to purchase for $75,000 cash + 2,000,000 ordinary shares @ $0.053 each. The remaining five licenses have recently been applied for directly by Bryah.

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Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) told shareholders it had picked up new tenure at Lake Johnston in WA which is prospective for lithium and nickel.