Arcadia Minerals

Arcadia Minerals Limited is a Namibia-focused diversified exploration company, which is domiciled in Guernsey. The Company is targeting a suite of battery metal projects aimed at Lithium, Tantalum, Nickel, Copper and Gold. Management and the Board developed a three pillar strategy to provide investors and shareholders with access to the opportunities presented in the mining industry.

• Pillar One, potential development and exploitation of a cash generating asset,
• Pillar Two, use of the potential cash resources from pillar one to explore and potentially transform the Company’s assets 
• Pillar Three, utilise and develop human capital of industry specific experience tied with a history of project generation to bring projects into production Some of the Company’s projects are located in the neighbourhood of established mining operations and significant discoveries, and all the projects hold significant potential to host economic quantities of minerals that may be capable of further development and extraction.

The projects under investigation are as follows:

1. The Swanson Mining Project – advanced Tantalum mining project which is currently under construction and expected to be in production by Q1/2025.
2. Bitterwasser Brines Project – prospective for lithium-in-brines, which will shortly be explored through sonic drilling in an attempt to make a discovery.
3. Bitterwasser Clays Project – prospective for lithium-in-clays, which contains a Mineral Resource over which a pre-economic assessment (PEA) is expected to be conducted to determine high level economics.
4. Kum-Kum Nickel Project – prospective for Nickel, Copper, and Platinum group elements.
5. TVC Lithium and Tantalum Project – prospective for hard rock Lithium and Tantalum over circa. 200 pegmatites identified through remote sensing and limited field mapping, which is currently undergoing geochemical sampling and mapping with the objective of drilling the prospective pegmatites.
6. Karibib Project – prospective for Copper and Gold, which is expected to be explored further through scout drilling and trenching.