Shares jump as Beowulf's Kallak deposits are designated 'Area of National Interest'

Shares in AIM-listed mineral exploration company Beowulf Mining rose after the company reported that its Kallak deposits had been designated an 'Area of National Interest' for minerals by the Swedish Geological Society.

Shares in AIM-listed mineral exploration company Beowulf Mining rose after the company reported that its Kallak deposits had been designated an 'Area of National Interest' for minerals by the Swedish Geological Society.

The designation affords protection, to the extent possible, against competing land use and measures that may hinder future potential mineral extraction in the Kallak project area.

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