African Battery Metals eyes development of Cameroon, DRC interests

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By: Natasha Odendaal

Aim-listed African Battery Metals (ABM) is now continuing work across its Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) cobalt and Cameroon cobalt/nickel projects following a strategic review.

The company intends using the data obtained to identify an optimal value generation pathway for the company and its investors.

The battery metals exploration and development company said on Wednesday an updated review, supported by in-country partners, had been undertaken across four licences at Ngoila Nord, Ngoila Est, Ekok and N’dja, as well as two licence applications at Ntam Est and N’Gaoundere…Full Story

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