Viking Mines Flips US Trading Switch

0:00Viking mines just flipped the switch on a new U.S. trading line, now quoted on the OTC markets under the ticker VKF. This over-the-counter platform lets broker dealers match buyers and sellers outside the big exchanges like NASDAQ. Their main listing stays on the ASX as VKA, no new shares issued, keeping things steady for Aussie investors. It opens a local currency door for North American traders, eyeing Vikings Nevada-based Lincoln Tungsten Project. Managing Director Julian Woodcock says it ramps up visibility, accessibility, and liquidity by tapping a bigger pool of Tungsten fans in their own. Time Zone. This move hits right after they announce an accelerated push on Lincoln, stacking parallel work-like metallurgy tests, geophysics, and 3D. Modeling. They're also scouting historical stockpiles and tailings for quick wins, plus advanced or sorting tech. On deck, they're prepping a June-quarter drilling campaign, lodging a notice of intent

1:00with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management soon. Cleaner flotation studies aimed to boost recovery in grades, all while Tungsten prices surge past $3,150 per metric-tun unit. With U.S. access locked in and technical milestones rolling, Vikings broadening its global shareholder base, aligning disclosures across markets, and gearing up for real drill results to fuel that critical minerals momentum. Local news, powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today.