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ZhongNuo, Chariot kick off fieldwork in Nigerian lithium hunt

Brisbane Times · 2 September 2026 at 1:35 pm

ZhongNuo, Chariot kick off fieldwork in Nigerian lithium hunt

Chariot Resources’ partner, ZhongNuo, has begun fieldwork at the Iganna lithium project in Nigeria, kicking off a partner-funded deal with a Chinese Fortune 500-linked group.

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