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Future Battery Minerals (ASX:FBM) is rapidly advancing its 100%-owned Miriam Gold Project in the Eastern Goldfields, most recently landing “really exciting” single-metre assay results from its Forest and Canyon prospects.

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To speak on how Future Battery Minerals is working through the “largely untested” and exciting areas in Western Australia, company chief Nick Rathjen joined HotCopper for a Watchlist interview this week.

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FBM has been up +2.4% this morning, to 4.2cps.

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