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ASX IPO of a Lithium Explorer with Advanced Iron Ore assets in Western Australia

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This is a paid advertisement from Macarthur Australia. HotCopper does not endorse, approve or have responsibility for the particular offer or statements made. ASX IPO of a Lithium Explorer with Advanced Iron Ore assets in Western Australia [APPLY HERE]( Investment Highlights One of the largest lithium hard rock acreage packages in Australia, covering an area of 1,870 km2 across the Pilbara, Ravensthorpe and the Yalgoo/Edah regions of Western Australia. Rock chip sampling assays up to 3.75% Li2O. Advanced iron ore projects in Western Australia's Yilgarn region: - 80Mt Hematite - 1.4Bt Magnetite Previously invested over A$60 million in progressing the Ularring Hematite Project beyond Pre-Feasibility with full environmental approvals to construct. ASX IPO of lithium and iron ore projects in Western Australia, for a minimum of 25M shares at $0.20 per share to raise $5M and up to 50M shares to raise $10M. Largest shareholder Macarthur Minerals Limited (TSX-V: MMS) (previous owner of the lithium and iron ore projects) will hold 66-76% of Macarthur Australia post IPO (shares will be escrowed for 24 months) Key Offer Details Proposed ASX Code: MMM Share Price: $0.20 Minimum Investment Amount: $2,000/10,000 shares Amount to be Raised under Offer: $5 - 10 million / 25 - 50 million shares Indicative Market Capitalisation: $37.7 million (based on max. subscription) No of Shares on issue pre Offer: 138,366,997 shares (125 million shares held by Macarthur Minerals) No of Shares on issue post Offer: 163,866,997 - 188,866,997 shares [APPLY HERE]( Should you have any queries, please email communications@macarthuraustralia.com or; Phone +61 7 3221 1796 [Macarthur Australia Website]( Macarthur Australia Level 20 10 Eagle Street Brisbane, QLD 4000 Australia [HotCopper]( [View this email online]( · [Unsubscribe]( · [Contact Us](mailto:info@hotcopper.com.au) You are receiving this email because you are a member of [HotCopper]( which is owned and operated by Report Card Pty Ltd. ABN: 39 092 598 859 ACN: 092 598 859. This is a paid advertisement. [Advertise on HotCopper](

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