Leviathan Metals Corp. has announced strategic advances in its exploration activities, with key projects underway in both Botswana and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The company has acquired 100% ownership of significant land positions in the Kalahari Copper Belt of Botswana, focusing on its Central Project, located adjacent to MMG Limited’s Khoemacau cluster. In Bosnia, Leviathan now fully owns the Foča Project, a 100-square-kilometer land package in the Central Dinaride zone of the Western Tethyan belt. The Foča Project targets near-surface silver and base metal deposits along key fault structures, leveraging historic high-grade drill results and recent geophysical surveys. Leviathan is fully permitted for drilling at Foča and is progressing with induced polarization geophysics to identify further drill targets. The company is also advancing discussions to dispose of its Australian assets to focus on these core projects.
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