Adyton Resources (TSX-V:ADY, OTCQB:ADYRF)' Tim Crossley gives viewers a rundown of the explorer's gold and copper prospects. The Canadian public company is hunting for base and precious metals in Papua New Guinea’s Pacific Rim of Fire, which hosts a number of the world’s largest mines, including Ok Tedi, Porgera, Lihir and Golpu. Adyton has two primary projects in the region, and Crossley says now is the time to get them shovel-ready. Moving ahead, Adyton will hit the ground running with more drill testing, as well as feasibility study, environmental permitting and mining lease work — all with the aim of getting fully permitted by late 2023 or early 2024.
Adyton Resources gets ready for taking its Fergusson Island projects in PNG to be shovel ready
