McLaren drilling nails high-grade titanium from surface
06-10-2026 03:47 via smh.com.au

McLaren drilling nails high-grade titanium from surface

McLaren Minerals has hit more high-grade titanium sands from surface at its WA project, with results up to 17.99% heavy minerals, as it moves to upgrade its 529Mt resource.
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