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Parbo Resources begins drilling at two Western Australian projects
Parbo Resources is exploring for minerals in Western Australia’s Murchison region.
The company says drilling is now underway at its Mt Padbury and Bryah Basin projects.
The work follows Parbo’s listing on the Australian Securities Exchange.
Its chief executive, Tim Campbell, discussed the exploration progress in an interview.
The information provided does not state what the drilling has found or when results may be available.
The interview was produced in collaboration with Parbo, and its discussion was described as opinion rather than financial advice.
Parbo Resources has begun drilling at its Mt Padbury and Bryah Basin projects in Western Australia.
The projects are in the WA Murchison region.
The company’s exploration progress followed its ASX listing.
CEO Tim Campbell discussed the drilling in an interview with Stockhead host Tylah Tully.
Stockhead said the interview was developed in collaboration with Parbo Resources.
- Who
- Parbo Resources, an ASX-listed company.
- What
- It has begun drilling at its Mt Padbury and Bryah Basin projects.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The WA Murchison region of Western Australia.
- Why
- The sources do not state the purpose of the drilling.
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- Company
- Parbo Resources (ASX:PRB)
- Projects
- Mt Padbury and Bryah Basin
- Region
- WA Murchison, Western Australia
- Drilling status
- Underway
Sources
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