London | ASX-listed strategic metals company TNG, which has grand ambitions for a vanadium-titanium-iron project at Mt Peake in the Northern Territory, announced last month that it had plans to tread the boards of the London Stock Exchange.
“The LSE is a leading destination for well-established resource companies and has a strong network of brokers, analysts and institutional investors with a deep knowledge of the global vanadium market,” TNG chief Paul Burton said in a statement to the ASX.
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