Morning Briefing: Appian to Invest Up to C$100M in Osisko Metals

Osisko Metals entered into an investment agreement with London-based private equity group Appian Natural Resources Fund to form a joint venture for the advancement of the Pine Point lead and zinc Project in Northwest Territories in Canada. HighGold Mining initiated plans to spin-out its Ontario and Yukon exploration properties into a newco. Galiano Gold reported its feasibility study for the Asanko Gold Mine. Excelsior Mining announced an updated PEA for the Johnson Camp Mine. GoGold has new drill results. Ivanhoe Electric picks up a new Nevada project. 

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