With its second binding offtake agreement in two weeks, Walkabout Resources (ASX: WKT) has secured the sale of 75% of its large flake graphite concentrate for the first three years following the start of production at its Lindi jumbo graphite project in southeastern Tanzania. By Tuesday afternoon, the company's shares had climbed over 8% on the ASX.
News ID: 4298 Publish Date : 2019/04/10
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