Three senior Mineral Resources executives who report to managing director Chris Ellison personally bought shares in Kali Metals, the lithium explorer whose share price spiked by more than 200 per cent in January because of aggressive buying by MinRes.
Kali Metals is a Perth-based lithium hopeful with prospective ground in Western Australia, NSW and Victoria that made its sharemarket debut on January 8 after raising $15 million from investors at an offer price of 25¢ a share.
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