Firering Strategic Minerals $1M Ricca Settlement Injects Momentum into Lithium Strategy

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DirectorsTalk Interviews

Giles Arbor

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Firering Strategic Minerals $1M Ricca Settlement Injects Momentum into Lithium Strategy

DirectorsTalk Interviews

4 minutes 27 seconds

1 week ago

Firering Strategic Minerals $1M Ricca Settlement Injects Momentum into Lithium Strategy

Firering Strategic Minerals (LON:FRG) has secured a $1 million settlement following Ricca’s exit from their joint venture, bringing timely funding and fresh momentum as lithium sentiment starts to recover. Non-Executive Director Vassilios Carellas outlines what this means for their assets in the Ivory Coast, how it positions Firering for future deals, and why the timing could attract third-party interest. This interview breaks down how the company plans to use the funds, their increasing stake in Limeco, and the next steps following Ricca’s asset sale to Skylark Minerals.

Company Overview

Firering Strategic Minerals is focused on developing critical mineral assets in West Africa, with interests in lithium, tantalum, and niobium through licences in Côte d’Ivoire.