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TNR Gold is set to receive its first royalty payment from the Mariana Lithium Project, as Ganfeng Lithium has begun production and exports.
Kirill Klip, Executive Chairman of TNR Gold Corp (TSX-V:TNR), stated that as Ganfeng Lithium, the operator of TNR Gold’s Mariana lithium project in Argentina, has begun producing and exporting its fir
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TNR Gold is set to receive its first royalty payment from the Mariana Lithium Project, as Ganfeng Lithium has begun production and exports.
Kirill Klip, Executive Chairman of TNR Gold Corp (TSX-V:TNR), stated that as Ganfeng Lithium, the operator of TNR Gold’s Mariana lithium project in Argentina, has begun producing and exporting its fir
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