Locksley Resources Head of Strategy, Capital Markets & Commercialisation Nathan Lude said: “Graduating to the OTCQX Market in record time since our initial listing just over three months ago, is a significant milestone for Locksley as we broaden our visibility and accessibility to U.S. investors.”
For Locksley, it says the positioning of the company’s project isn’t just strategic, it’s also symbolic of a broader mission to put the Stars and Stripes firmly back onto the global critical minerals map.
Management says that when Mojave links up to its downstream tech partnerships with leading US research institutions such as Rice University in Houston, the project adds serious firepower to its value chain, integrating exploration, processing and separation into a single cohesive strategy.
As the drill bit gets ready to turn, Locksley is perfectly poised to ride the wave of a global shift away from Chinese-controlled critical minerals supply chains.
Now trading under LKY on the ASX, LKYRF on the OTCQX, and X5L in Frankfurt, the company now has significant international investor exposure.
With boots on the ground in California and a project that ticks every strategic box, Locksley just might emerge as one of the more pivotal juniors in the race to secure America’s critical minerals future. As the Mojave sands shift, all eyes are now on Locksley.
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