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Highfield poised for construction as mining concession approved

After a protracted approvals process, not helped by the global pandemic, Highfield Resources has finally been granted the mining licences over its flagship Muga potash project in Spain.

Haydn Black and Tom Hoskyns
 Muga's is finally approved

Muga's is finally approved

The Fronterizo, Muga and Goyo concessions have been approved, signed, and sealed, meaning Highfield can kick off its long simmering construction plans at last.   It intends to complete its construction...

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