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HotCopper is live at the 2026 RIU Resources Round-Up Conference in Sydney, where editor Isaac McIntyre spoke to LinQ Minerals (ASX:LNQ) executive chairman Clive Donner to discuss the explorer significantly extending strike at the Dam deposit at Gilmore, and everything else LinQ has on the cards, too.

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Tune in to the From the Floor interview (above) to hear Mr Donner’s first-in thoughts on the Tuesday, May 5, results, as well as what else LinQ investors are going to want to keep an eye on through the rest of CY26 and beyond.

And, you can listen to all the rest of the 2026 RIU Sydney interviews here.

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