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MarketOpen Podcast Episode 156 - Impact Minerals

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Joining the podcast today is Dr Mike Jones, Managing Director of Impact Minerals (ASX:IPT). In this episode, we explore Impact’s recent joint venture agreement with Kuniko and what it means for the Commonwealth Project. We’ll also discuss the market opportunity created by strong gold and silver prices, the company’s flagship Lake Hope High Purity Alumina project, and how demand trends are shaping the HPA sector.Dr Jones will also provide an update on the CRCP grant with Edith Cowan University, before sharing his perspective on why now is a compelling time to be a shareholder in Impact Minerals.1. Recent Highlights “Can you walk us through the key highlights of the joint venture agreement with Kuniko and what this means for the Commonwealth Project?”2. Market Opportunity “Given the current strength in gold and silver prices, how does this agreement position Impact in terms of market opportunity and value creation?”Obviously Lake Hope is the companies flag ship project, how are you seeing the current HPA market at the moment and the demand for it?Can you provide an update on the CRCP grant with Edith Cowan UniversityWhy is this a great time to be a shareholder of Impact Minerals?

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