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WIN Metals (ASX:WIN) is at the RIU Explorers Conference in Fremantle this week, talking with investors about its value proposition.

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It has a market cap below $10 million, despite having a 357,000-ounce indicated and inferred gold resource, plus nickel and lithium resources – also in WA – which it holds for when the value of these commodities picks up.

HotCopper’s Sonia Madigan spoke with MD Steve Norregaard From the Floor.

WIN last traded at 1.8cps after adding 5.88% in value early today.

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