Locksley Resources has stamped its authority in California’s Mojave Desert by doubling its landholding to a commanding 40-plus square kilometres in one of the United States’ most strategically critical mineral corridors.

The announcement sparked a buying frenzy in the company’s shares today. The price rose 30 per cent to reach a fresh high of 36 cents a share on massive turnover. Locksley has been on a tear since May, with its share price rocketing more than 2000 per cent in just four months.

Locksley Resources’ shares soared today after the company doubled the ground holding at its Mojave Desert antimony and rare earths project in California.

The company has now snapped up another 249 claims - lifting the tally to 491 at its Mojave Desert project - directly next door to MP Materials’ w

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