Fully Permitted Tungsten Project Secures US$3.44 Million as 10,000-Meter Drill Campaign Nears
- •This is pretty interesting, especially with them securing a five-year land-use permit and that US$3.44 million raise.
- •To me, that permit being locked in is a huge de-risking factor for any junior explorer.
- •It's one less thing for them to worry about, and it means the path to potentially proving up a resource is a lot clearer.
Hey everyone, just read this article shared by Streetwise Reports: "Fully Permitted Tungsten Project Secures US$3.44 Million as 10,000-Meter Drill Campaign Nears" about Rackla Metals. This is pretty interesting, especially with them securing a five-year land-use permit and that US$3.44 million raise. To me, that permit being locked in is a huge de-risking factor for any junior explorer. It's one less thing for them to worry about, and it means the path to potentially proving up a resource is a lot clearer. I've seen too many promising projects get snagged on permitting issues, so this definitely caught my eye. My own portfolio has a few small positions in explorers, and I always look for these kinds of early wins that reduce uncertainty.
The 10,000-meter drill campaign is also significant. That's a good amount of drilling that could really move the needle if they hit something decent. Tungsten, given its critical role in various industrial applications and defense, seems like a commodity that's only going to become more important. With all the geopolitical uncertainty these days, I've been thinking a lot about diversifying into tangible assets and strategic metals. I've even been playing around with tools like this Gold IRA Blueprint comparing gold to stocks, just to get a different perspective on long-term performance outside of traditional equities as I plan for retirement.
What do you all think about this news? Are any of you tracking Rackla Metals or similar tungsten plays? Given the current market, is this something that would pique your interest, or do you think there are better opportunities out there right now? Always keen to hear the community's thoughts and experiences!