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High grades send Kidman flying

KIDMAN Resources saw its shares soar as much as 36% this morning after announcing it had intersected a broad zone of high-grade copper mineralisation at its Home of Bullion project in the Northern Territory.

Justin Niessner
High grades send Kidman flying

The first drillhole from the company’s reverse circulation program at the site returned 26m at 4.6% copper, 5.5% lead, 1.8% zinc and 142.9 grams per tonne silver from 266m. It included 11m at 7.3%...

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