Angkor Resources: Advancing Energy & Minerals in Cambodia and Canada
With new milestones in oil, gas, and copper-gold, Angkor is proving its "People, Planet, Profit" vision
With new milestones in oil, gas, and copper-gold, Angkor is proving its "People, Planet, Profit" vision
As a "resource optimizer," Angkor Resources is unlocking value across multiple sectors—from oil and gas to copper-gold exploration. The company is pushing forward on three major fronts: discovering Cambodia's first onshore oil and gas, advancing copper/gold porphyry discoveries in Cambodia, and backing that up with revenue streams of oil production in Canada. Backed by its global best practices and strong community focus, Angkor is setting a new benchmark in responsible resource development.
For more information on Angkor Resources (TSX.V: ANK, OTCQB: ANKOF), watch their video HERE
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