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Flanagan's Red Dirt chasing $50 million for lithium work

DAVID Flanagan is rattling Red Dirt Metals' tin for A$50 million to back the junior's lithium exploration efforts in Western Australia.

Core from Yinnetharra

Core from Yinnetharra

Institutions are being offered the opportunity to buy new shares priced at 50c each. Flanagan was appointed executive chairman at the start of November with a remit to fast track a development scenario...

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