Rome Resources CEO Podcast: Kalayi Grades, the MRE & What Comes Next

The 2 July assay results delivered a length-weighted average tin grade of 2.41% at Kalayi, a number that ranks among the very best tin deposits in the world, second only to Alphamin's Bisie mine next door, and ahead of peers including Minsur's San Rafael.

In this interview with Charles Archer, CEO Paul Barrett explains what those grades actually mean for the resource and why the upcoming MRE update could be a material step-change for Kalayi's scale.

Paul also covers:

• Why the MRE work has commenced with MSA Group and what the resource update could mean for Kalayi's scale and strategic appeal

• What Rome's proximity to the Bisie district means for the project's longer-term value and why the upcoming MRE update is a potential inflection point

• Mont Agoma: a larger rig is now on site, with copper and tin drilling targeted for Q3

• New Brunswick: how Rome ended up with a critical minerals project in Canada and what the field programme could reveal

Tin is trading at $45–55k per tonne. The grades coming out of Kalayi are world-class. The Kalayi resource update is weeks away.

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