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Dalaroo Metals (ASX:DAL) has acquired as much as an 80% stake in the Bongouanoa Project in Cote D’Ivoire, comprising a 400 square kilometre application permit in the “richly gold endowed” Sefwi-Come Belts.

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“This acquisition is in one of the hottest jurisdictions where gold exploration is concerned, and we’re incredibly lucky and excited about this project,” Dalaroo Metals chief executive Chris Connell told HotCopper alongside the release.

“This project is very advanced, it has drilled hits – it’s a rare find for us to get a project this advanced,” he added. “We can walk up and hit the ground running.

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