NVRO Metals announced an independent NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate of 77.6 million tonnes at its NVRO Metals Hub in Australia's Northern Territory. The resource contains copper, cobalt, silver, lead, nickel, and zinc, supporting near-term production and long-term critical minerals development using the company's NVRO Process™. The estimate confirms significant measured and indicated resources, validating the strategic value of the asset acquired from Northern Territory Resources Pty Ltd. NVRO Metals plans to file a detailed technical report by July 10, 2026, and aims to develop the hub as a centralized processing platform for critical minerals supply chains.
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