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Haranga Resources (ASX:HAR) is all in on gold for the foreseeable future, with the company straddling gold acreage at its Lincoln Comet project in California, and at the Ibel South project over in Senegal – and CY26 is looking like a huge year for the explorer as the precious metal marches past US$5K/oz.

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The Market Link reporter Jonathon Davidson spoke to Haranga MD Peter Batten to talk about the latest developments in this Compass.

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