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With the company’s share price up +10% YTD, HotCopper spoke to Asian Battery Metals’ (ASX:AZ9) managing director Gan-Ochir to discuss the critmins rally with a view towards the company’s operations in Mongolia.

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The nation’s already home to Rio Tinto’s Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, and with that background, the company is well poised to benefit from exposure to multiple critical base and precious metals, including nickel, copper, and gold.

With metals prices where they are over the last twelve months and the company charging ahead with drilling in March, watch the interview attached to learn more about where Asian Battery Metals is heading in CY26.

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