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02
Jul
2024
Triton sells Mozambique graphite assetsBy:GRAPHITE ASX-listed Triton Minerals has announced the sale of a 70% interest in its Mozambique graphite assets to Chinese group Shandong Yulong Gold for A$17-million.
The transaction, announced on Tuesday, was deemed to be the fastest and most logical route to production for Triton’s flagship Ancuabe graphite project.
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