Firering Strategic Minerals publishes new Corporate Presentation

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Firering Strategic Minerals plc (LON:FRG), an emerging quicklime production and critical mineral exploration company, has announced that a new Corporate Presentation has been published on the Company’s website.

The new presentation provides further details on Firering’s quicklime project in Zambia, which is on track to start phased production in Q4 2024 and ramp up to full capacity by mid-2025 to become one of the largest quicklime producers in the region.  No material new financial or other information has been provided.

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