Gold Secured Currency’s Substantial Geotechnical Report Results: Kalengwa Claim, Zambia
Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa, June 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A geotechnical assessment report estimates the presence of the copper ore at 2.16 trillion US Dollars in 9,000 hectares of GSX-owned mining claims in Kalengwa, Zambia.
The $2.16 trillion estimate of the ore means that the assets backing GSX will substantially increase to further put GSX’s asset backing well ahead of major asset backing goals initially set for completion by 2023 and 2024 respectively.
The original asset backing goals are as follows:
2022: $7 billion
2023: $20 billion
2024: $30 billion
This copper-rich claim means GSX will far exceed the original 3-year projection. This claim is set to advantage GSX holders by enriching GSX’s asset backing and adding an additional revenue-producing mining project to its already impressive project queue, which includes other mining operations and mass adoption.
Gold Secured Currency affirms its strategy for continual asset acquisition and growth through the setup and execution of revenue-producing activities.
Additional news and geological reports can be found on the GSX website: www.gsxfintech.com under the “About” section.
Media contact:
Josh Hutch
press@gsxmail.com
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Full Name : Josh Hutch Company : Gold Secured Currency GSX Phone Number : 0617217112 Website : https://www.gsxfintech.com Email : press@gsxmail.com
Gold Secured Currency’s Substantial Geotechnical Report Results: Kalengwa Claim, Zambia
Gold Secured Currency’s Substantial Geotechnical Report Results: Kalengwa Claim, Zambia
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