Gascoyne Resources Amps Up Dalgaranga Exploration Activity

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Gascoyne Resources (ASX: GCY) is making good progress with the near-mine exploration strategy being implemented at the company’s 100 per cent-owned Dalgaranga gold project in Western Australia.

Gascoyne Resources reported new results from across multiple existing and emerging prospects, including assay results from the recently discovered zone of gold mineralisation located immediately north of the Gilbey’s open pit, the main ore source, along with further high-grade results outside the current Mineral Resource envelope at the active Plymouth Open Pit and encouraging first-pass results from the Lindville prospect, eight kilometres north of the Dalgaranga plant.

Close-spaced follow-up drilling at Gilbey’s North, immediately north of the main operating pit at Dalgaranga, delivered a series of shallow high-grade gold intercepts including:

DGRC0794
9 metres at 1.28 grams per tonne gold from surface and 29m at 1.81g/t gold from 16m, including 18m at 2.52g/t gold;

DGRC0795
38m at 2.46g/t gold from 11m, including 20m at 4g/t gold; and

DGRC0796
5m at 1.58g/t gold from 2m and 7m at 1.87g/t gold from 25m.

Drill testing to evaluate the extent of gold mineralisation at the active Plymouth Open Pit returned additional assays outside the current Resource envelope including:

DGRC0780
4m at 5.59g/t gold from 56m; and

DGRC0810
7m at 2.61g/t gold from 87m, including 4m at 4.08g/t gold.

Gascoyne has a new JORC 2012 compliant Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) underway for the active Plymouth open pit encompassing recent drilling results.

A maiden JORC 2012 MRE for the Archie Rose prospect is also nearing completion and due for release in the coming weeks.

“Gilbey’s North is shaping up as a real game-changer for the company,” Gascoyne Resources managing director and CEO Simon Lawson said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“These latest results demonstrate the continuity of consistent, thick zones of high-grade gold mineralisation both along strike and at depth – an outstanding result.

“Our smaller capacity rig has been very busy systematically punching close-spaced 54m deep holes around the highest grade, thickest shallow mineralisation at Gilbey’s North.

“These close-spaced holes will give us confidence in preparations for an initial Mineral Resource Estimate and potential mining scenarios.”

 

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Email: admin@gascoyneresources.com.au

 

Web: www.gascoyneresources.com.au

 

Great Boulder Resources Defines Mulga Bill Mineralisation

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Great Boulder Resources (ASX: GBR) reported receipt of all remaining assays for Phase 5 reverse circulation (RC) and Phase 5 air-core (AC) drilling completed last year on the Mulga Bill area at the company’s Side Well gold project near Meekatharra in Western Australia.

RC Highlights include:

21MBRC076
1 metre at 97.97 grams per tonne gold from 117m;

21MBRC065
25m at 1.85g/t gold from 84m, including 1m at 25.78g/t gold from 108m; and

21MBRC083
12m at 3.23g/t gold from 93m.

AC Highlights include:

21SWAC147
3m at 6.69g/t gold from 45m; and

21SWAC149
8m at 1.79g/t gold from 80m, including 4m at 3g/t gold from 80m.

Great Boulder also received initial results from a recent 148-hole AC drill program completed in early March 2022.

This program included 25 holes exploring further south on the Mulga Bill corridor, and 123 holes testing geochemical anomalies at Jones Well.

Results from the first 19 holes at Jones Well identified anomalous mineralisation on the first target, with results pending for 106 holes in that area and four follow-up holes at the southern end of Mulga Bill.

“The balance of the RC assays at Mulga Bill have provided important information on mineralised orientations in the high-grade zones, and we are starting to see evidence of interacting sub-vertical and flat-dipping structures,” Great Boulder Resources managing director Andrew Paterson said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“The Side Well project is progressing simultaneously on several fronts, which is fantastic to see. We’re making good progress towards our 100,000 metres drilling target this year which will be a major step towards our goal of reporting a mineral resource estimate on Mulga Bill.”

Diamond drilling is progressing at Mulga Bill, with the program expected to be completed towards the end of March.

RC drilling is expected to recommence as soon as the diamond program is complete.

 

 

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Email: admin@greatboulder.com.au

 

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Hillgrove Resources Encounters Strong Kavanagh Copper

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Hillgrove Resources reported on four recent diamond holes drilled into the Kavanagh mineral zone, part of the underground development at the company’s Kanmantoo copper mine in South Australia.

Hillgrove Resources said the holes all intersected strong copper-gold mineralisation, returning highlights including:

KTDD208_W2
36.5m at 1.76 per cent copper, 0.29 grams per tonne gold from 367.7m downhole;

KTDD208_W4
17.85m at 1.46 per cent copper, 0.08g/t gold from 395.5m downhole;

KTDD208_W3
13.8m at 0.89 per cent copper, 0.04g/t gold from 505.3m downhole – part of a wider zone of sulphide mineralisation of 103.6m at 0.63 per cent copper; and

KTDD208_W1
15.3m at 2.15 per cent copper, 0.21g/t gold from 471m downhole – part of a wider zone of sulphide mineralisation of 97m at 0.69 per cent copper.

“It is a very predictable mineral system to drill, with every drill hole since May 2021 yielding significant intersections of copper,” Hillgrove CEO and managing director Lachlan Wallace said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“The recent drilling results continue this trend, with multiple high-grade zones being delineated within wider zones of copper mineralisation of around 100 metres in downhole length.

“As these holes are incorporated into the geological model, it is expected the resource estimate will grow both in size and in geological confidence.

“The broader mineral zones in holes KTDD208 W1 and W4 complement previous drill results in 2021, including 170 metres at one per cent copper and 166 metres at 0.9 per cent copper, and demonstrate the presence of a large copper system at Kanmantoo.

“These wide mineralised zones provide a significant opportunity to increase annual copper production above the Stage 1 plan presented last year, which forecast almost $200 million of free cash flow in the initial three years, at prices below current spot, and only requires $26 million of working capital.

“With ample processing and tailings storage capacity already on site, any increase in copper production will not require additional capital or permitting and would be expected to reduce the average all in sustaining cost per tonne of copper produced.

“On the back of the continuing strong copper demand and the expectation that debt funding for the entire restart capital will be secured in the near term, we are bringing forward potential copper production by accelerating the decline development through a short-term mining contract using traditional drill and blast practices.

“The Komatsu MC51 mechanical cutting machine continues its trial by cutting the second portal for the ventilation circuit, providing valuable infrastructure development which will also assist in realising earlier copper production.

“Kanmantoo remains a unique proposition as one of the few ASX listed developers that can ramp into production quickly and at low cost to take advantage of the record copper price environment.

“With funding discussions advancing to documentation stage, and the contract tender process underway, we remain firmly on track to commence operations in 2022.”

 

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Email: info@hillgroveresources.com.au

 

Web: www.hillgroveresources.com.au

 

Aruma Resources Claims High-Grade Gold Discovery at Salmon Gums Project

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Aruma Resources (ASX: AAJ) has claimed a new high-grade gold discovery at the company’s Salmon Gums gold project, near Norseman in the Eastern Goldfields region of Western Australia.

Aruma Resources reported confirmation of the new discovery via a maiden wide-spaced reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at Salmon Gums that intersected high-grade gold results, including:

SGRC39
5m at 50.2 grams per tonne gold from 42m in hole, including 3m at 83g/t gold from 42m and 1m at 224g/t gold from 44m; and

SCRC33
4m at 4.26g/t gold from 105m (EOH) in hole, including 1m at 13.35g/t gold from 108m.

The recent drilling at Salmon Gums entailed 72 wide-spaced holes across an interpreted strike length of 20 kilometres.

The program encountered quartz vein gold and lode style gold, resulting in the new high-grade gold discovery, which Aruma said was consistent with its sediment-hosted gold exploration model.

“These bonanza and high-grade gold intersections clearly demonstrate the Salmon Gums project’s potential to host multiple high-grade gold quartz vein and lode style orebodies similar to the high-grade Norseman and Scotia deposits, situated directly along strike in the same stratigraphy,” Aruma Resources managing director Peter Schwann said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“That we have been able to define this discovery in our very first-phase of what was a wide-spaced drilling program at Salmon Gums is testament to the company’s sediment-hosted gold model and the prospectivity of the project area, and it highlights the further upside potential to be derived from our next phase of drilling.”

 

 

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Email: info@arumaresources.com

 

Web: www.arumaresources.com

 

 

Azure Minerals Moving Andover Apace

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COMMODITY CAPERS: One would have had to have been hiding under a weighty rock over the past year or so to not hear about the advancement of Azure Minerals (ASX: AZS) Andover nickel-copper-cobalt project in the West Pilbara region of Western Australia.

Azure Minerals rounded out a successful 2021 by claiming a new discovery at the Andover project (60% Azure / 40% Creasy Group).

Azure Minerals announced diamond drilling had discovered a new zone of nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation at the Skyline prospect located approximately 300m to the west of the VC-23 prospect.

The drilling also intersected substantial massive nickel and copper sulphide mineralisation in the VC-07 West mineralised system.

Up to that time, 133 diamond drill holes had been completed on the Andover project, with 102 holes drilled at VC-07 East, 20 holes at VC-07 West, 8 holes at VC-23 and 3 holes at Skyline.

The first three Skyline drill holes intersect nickel and copper sulphide-rich mineralisation coincident with electromagnetic (EM) conductors, encountering:

ANDD0129
7.4 metres of disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 55.5m;
6.4m of disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 64.2m; and
6.7m of disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 81.4m

ANDD0131
2.9m of disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 70m; and
1.8m of disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 73.8m

ANDD0132
2.6m of disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 106.8m; and
13.7m of blebby and disseminated nickel-copper sulphides from 115.2m.

“We’re very pleased that our regional exploration drilling has got off to such a great start with a new nickel-copper sulphide discovery made at the Skyline prospect,” Andover Minerals managing director Tony Rovira said at the time.

“The first three holes all intersected nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation coinciding with EM conductors, confirming that on the Andover project, electrical conductance continues to be associated with sulphide mineralisation.

“Meanwhile our drilling continues to intersect substantial nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation within the VC-07 mineralised corridor, with the latest massive sulphide intersections at VC-07 West also coinciding with electromagnetic conductors.

“With multiple mineralised drill hits and extensions of the EM conductors that have yet to be drilled, VC-07 West looks promising for hosting significant nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation.”

In February, Azure Minerals reported receiving assay results from the final 14 drill holes of the mineral resource drill-out of the Andover deposit, which it subsequently sent off to its consultants to be included in the prospect’s maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE), which is expected to be released in late March 2022.

The company then turned its attention to drilling at the Ridgeline nickel-copper sulphide prospect, which it announced this week had returned multiple high-grade nickel and copper intersections.

Nickel-copper sulphides intersected at Ridgeline returned high-grade assays, including:

ANDD0134
6.3 metres at 3.59 per cent nickel, 0.21 per cent copper and 0.17 per cent cobalt from 459.2m downhole, within 12.6m at 2.17 per cent nickel, 0.46 per cent copper and 0.10 per cent cobalt from 459.2m;

ANDD0128
4.9m at 3.5 per cent nickel, 1.34 per cent copper and 0.17 per cent cobalt from 542.8m downhole, within 14.5m at 1.84 per cent nickel, 0.88 per cent copper and 0.09 per cent cobalt from 537m; and

ANDD0127
0.9m at 4.45 per cent nickel, 0.19 per cent copper and 0.17 per cent cobalt from 356.6m downhole, within 4.1m at 1.4 per cent nickel, 0.6 per cent copper and 0.06 per cent cobalt from 356.6m.

A geologically targeted step-out drill hole, ANDD0147, collared approximately 140m along strike to the west of Ridgeline intersected a three-metre-wide zone of nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation, including two intervals of massive nickel-copper sulphides.

Nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation at Ridgeline starts approximately 200m along strike to the west of the Andover nickel-copper deposit and extends to the west for at least 600m.

Azure has drilled 32 holes at Ridgeline, intersecting several distinct horizons of sulphide mineralisation.

While attending the recent 2022 RIU Explorers Conference, Azure announced staking of two new Exploration Licence Applications (ELAs) in the Kookynie gold district and application for an additional two new ELAs to the south of the company’s Barton tenement package.

Azure made application for two Exploration Licences located within the Kookynie gold district.
The tenements are:

• Christmas Well ELA 40/421 69sqkm Azure is sole applicant;
• Two Dees ELA 40/432 33sqkm Azure is sole applicant.

Christmas Well is thought to have potential for Kookynie-style gold mineralisation and Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) mineralisation (copper-zinc-lead-gold-silver).

Two Dees is considered prospective for gold mineralisation considered similar to Genesis’ nearby Ulysses and Admiral-Butterfly-Clark gold deposits.

Azure has also made applications for two new Exploration Licences further south from Kookynie:

• Cranky Jack ELA 31/1310 173sqkm Azure is sole applicant; and
• Yarri ELA 31/1314 208sqkm Multiple applications, pending ballot.

Azure Minerals expects to eventually hold a large, strategically-situated portfolio of tenements within the Kookynie district with potential extensions to the south, comprising:

• One granted Exploration Licence (E40/393: 198sqkm);
• Six ELAs (totalling 483sqkm) with Azure as the sole applicant; and
• Four ELAs (totalling sq336km) where Azure is a competing applicant, and will go into a Mining Warden’s Court ballot to decide ownership.

 

 

 

 

 

Email: admin@azureminerals.com.au

Web: www.azureminerals.com.au

Colin Skidmore Stelar Metals (ASX: SLB) March 2022

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Stelar Metals (ASX: SLB) is set to join the ranks of ASX-listed explorers this week. CEO Colin Skidmore zoomed into The Resources Roadhouse pre-listing to tell us about the company’s suite of battery metal focused-projects in South Australia.

Musgrave Minerals Enjoys Freedom to Explore Home Ground

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COMMODITY CAPERS: Musgrave Minerals has been making the most of the freedom bestowed upon it to focus on the company’s 100 per cent owned tenure at the Cue gold project in Western Australia after Evolution Mining elected to act as earn-in manager over the pair’s Joint Venture from Day one of 2022.

This week, Musgrave Minerals reported further high-grade gold assay results from RC drilling at the Mosaic Lode.

The new intersections were achieved when testing along strike from the original Mosaic discovery intersection announced in December 2021, and include:

22MORC052
4 metres at 79.6 grams per tonne gold from 20m, including 3m at 105.4g/t gold from 20m;

22MORC053
4m at 8.9g/t gold from 61m;

22MORC001
3m at 6.5g/t gold from 50m;

22MORC047
2m at 7.8g/t gold from 92m; and

22MORC051
2m at 5.8g/t gold from 58m.

Elsewhere on the company’s 100 per cent ground two RC pre-collar drill holes at Break of Day intersected gold mineralisation in previously untested locations outside the current Mineral Resource Estimate boundary.

New extensional intersections from composite sampling included:

22MORC066
2m at 10.4g/t gold from 138m to EOH with the RC pre-collar terminating in high-grade mineralisation, in an area poorly drill tested.

The intercept is approximately 80m south of the current Break of Day Mineral Resource boundary and a diamond tail is pending for this hole.

22MORC066
6m at 2.4g/t gold from 66m was encountered in an area not previously drill tested and approximately 100m south of the current Break of Day Mineral Resource boundary.

22MORC071
6m at 4.3g/t gold from 84m was hit within the broader Break of Day Mineral Resource area but approximately 20m away from a currently defined lode.

 

 

“These results from the new Mosaic Lode at White Heat continue to highlight the upside potential of the project,” Waugh said in the company’s recent ASX announcement.

“The near-surface high grades intersected at Cue are some of the best, recent near-surface exploration hits in the Yilgarn.

“We are continuing to grow our understanding of the system and the controls on mineralisation and have confidence in our ability to grow the Mineral Resource base.

“We are on track to deliver a maiden Mineral Resource for Big Sky and White Heat-Mosaic in late Q2 2022.”

This followed up news in February, when Musgrave Minerals reported gold assay results from reverse circulation (RC) and diamond drilling of prospects on its, then new, Mosaic target located just south of the earlier White Heat prospect discovery.

The newly discovered Mosaic Lode returned high-grade gold results, including:

21MORC414
9m at 110.5g/t gold from 42m, including 3m at 307.3g/t gold from 45m; and

21MODD041
2.8m at 122.2g/t gold from 72m, including 0.8m at 381g/t gold from 74m.

The drill rigs were busy at Mosaic, following up on strong assay results achieved from resource infill drilling at the Big Sky prospect that included.

21MORC259
3m at 22.6g/t gold from 68m, including 1m at 62.6g/t gold from 69m;

21MORC260
2m at 9.1g/t gold from 64m; and

21MORC241
8m at 4.3g/t gold from 23m, including 1m at 30.9g/t gold from 23m.

 

“Our Cue gold project continues to deliver with more exceptional near-surface gold results in both RC and diamond drilling,” Musgrave Minerals managing director Rob Waugh said at the time.

“We think there is a lot more gold to be found in this district.

“These results again demonstrate the upside of the project.

“Even modest tonnages at these sort of near surface grades could have a positive impact on the future project economics.

“The company currently has three drill rigs on our 100 per cent tenure and one on the Evolution JV.

“The immediate focus is on building the resource base and delivering a Mineral Resource Estimate update in late Q2 2022.”

The current resource estimate for the Cue gold project totals 6.4 million tonnes at 3.2g/t gold for 659,000 ounces, including the Break of Day deposit (797kt at 10.2g/t gold for 262koz contained gold) and the Lena deposit (4.3Mt at 2.3g/t gold for 325koz contained gold) located 130m to the west of Break of Day.

The new gold discoveries at White Heat-Mosaic and Big Sky are both outside the existing resource areas.

All this didn’t mean Musgrave took its eye of the Cue Joint Venture with Evolution Mining over Lake Austin ball with the JV announcing new assay results in January from aircore and diamond drilling programs.

The aircore results continued to extend the large regolith gold mineralisation at the West Island prospect and the diamond drilling returning high-grade basement gold mineralisation.

Diamond core intercepts from the December 2021 quarter included:

21MODD025
4.26m at 41.5g/t gold from 160.74m, including 0.41m a 400.2g/t gold from 160.74m; and

21MODD033
6m at 2.7g/t gold from 125m;

Evolution had initially committed to a $5 million exploration spend to fund further drilling at Cue in FY22 but has increased the JV budget for the second half of the year.

The intent is to accelerate exploration and to delineate the scale of the gold system at West Island, to test additional gold-in-regolith aircore anomalies and define new diamond drilling targets through aircore drilling.

“The gold system at the Cue JV with Evolution continues to deliver strong results with diamond drilling confirming the potential for multiple high-grade basement gold lodes within the dolerite sill at West Island,” Musgrave Minerals managing director Rob Waugh said.

“Evolution increasing the exploration budget in H2 2022 and electing to act as Earn-in Manager from 1 January 2022 is a positive move and an indication of the upside potential of the Joint Venture ground.”

 

 

Email: info@musgraveminerals.com.au

 

Web: www.musgraveminerals.com.au

 

VRX Silica Receives EPA ESD Approval

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: VRX Silica (ASX: VRX) has received approval from the Environmental Protection Authority of Western Australia (EPA) for the Environmental Scoping Document (ESD) for proposed mining activities at the company’ 100 per cent-owned Arrowsmith North silica sand project in Western Australia.

VRX Silica labelled the EPA approval of the ESD as an important milestone in the environmental approvals process for Arrowsmith North being a precursor to the Environmental Review Document (ERD) that is required under the EPA’s public environmental review process.

The ESD approval provides VRX with an indicative timetable for full assessment acceptance by the EPA, with a final report for Ministerial environmental approval scheduled for December 2022.

The company indicated the indicative timetable enables it to plan and schedule key development activities for Arrowsmith North including financing, capital investment (in particular, for long-lead items) and construction.

“EPA approval of our Environmental Scoping Document is the culmination of many months of hard work by both VRX and the EPA and we look forward to continued collaboration as we progress the development of the Arrowsmith North silica sand project,” VRX Silica managing director Bruce Maluish said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“The ESD provides the scope of studies required for the next stage of the approvals process, the Environmental Review Document, the draft of which is well advanced, and gives us clarity on the pathway forward to full approval and development of Arrowsmith North.

“Arrowsmith North is the first of our three high-quality, world-scale projects and the most advanced pure silica sand development opportunity in Western Australia.

“I am confident the lessons from this approvals process will assist VRX as we progress approvals and development of the Arrowsmith Central and Muchea silica sand projects.

“Based on the indicative timetable now available to the company, VRX expects to begin Arrowsmith North’s six-month construction period in January 2023.”

 

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Email: info@vrxsilica.com.au

 

Web: www.vrxsilica.com.au

 

Jindalee Resources Encounters Big McDermitt Lithium Hits

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Jindalee Resources (ASX: JRL) reported assay results from six diamond core drillholes completed late in 2021 at the company’s 100 per cent-owned McDermitt lithium project in the USA.

Jindalee Resources claimed the results include some of the thickest intercepts of lithium mineralisation it has reported at the project to date.

The drilling encounters multiple zones of mineralisation in each hole drilled with some highlights being:

MDD014
15 metres at 1889ppm lithium from 10m
9m at 1241ppm lithium from 29.5m
38m at 1751ppm lithium from 43m, including 3m at 3805ppm lithium

MDD015
21m at 1952ppm lithium from 24m, including 3m at 3065ppm lithium
10.5m at 1281ppm lithium from 54m
9m at 1435ppm lithium from 79.5m

“The drilling confirms significant mineralisation near surface, over large thicknesses and with excellent grade continuity,” Jindalee Resources said in its ASX announcement.

“Importantly, these diamond drill holes have encountered several higher-grade zones (>3000ppm lithium) within the Mineral Resource, reinforcing the potential scalability of the project.”

Jindalee indicated it is currently planning for its next phase of drilling to be carried out in 2022 with all drill permits in hand.

The remainder of the drilling will focus on investigating the untested mineral potential across the project’s western tenure and look for opportunities for higher grade material.

 

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Indiana Resources Encounters More Minos Gold Zones

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Indiana Resources (ASX: IDA) reported further gold hits from drilling completed at the Minos prospect within the company’s 100 per cent-owned Central Gawler Craton gold project in South Australia.

Indiana Resources completed fifteen drillholes at Minos in December, completing a program designed to infill the existing drill hole coverage and provide further geological information for inclusion in a proposed resource estimate for Minos.

Assays returned for the final 10 holes included:

36 metres at 2.63 grams per tonne gold from 124m, including 1m at 12.6g/t gold and 1m at 12.5g/t gold;

20m at 2.34g/t gold from 116m, including 1m at 17.7g/t gold;

2m at 11.3g/t gold from 190m;

11m at 1.76g/t gold from 135m;

17m at 1.08g/t gold from 25m; and

17m at 1.05g/t gold from 59m.

“The Minos prospect continues to deliver strong intersections of significant, wide gold mineralisation,” Indiana Resources technical director Felicity Repacholi-Muir said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“These latest results…highlight the clear potential to define additional mineralisation within the north-western extent of the Minos orebody.

“These infill drilling programs are providing Indiana with further confidence of the gold mineralisation within the Lake Labyrinth Shear Zone, and we will be back on the ground in April, continuing to evaluate the continuity and tenor of gold mineralisation at Minos.”

Indiana explained it has assay results outstanding from a calcrete sampling program completed in December across the Partridge, Earea Dam and Ealbara prospects.

Results from this program are expected to identify further gold anomalies, mineralised trends and assist with drillhole targeting.

Indiana had planned to restart drilling at Minos in January; however, this has been delayed due to high rainfall in central South Australia that damaged major roads and railway lines and prevented access to the site.

Drilling is now expected to resume in April 2022, with the proposed program designed to infill the existing drill hole coverage in the south-eastern portion of the orebody.

 

 

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Email: info@indianaresources.com.au

 

Web: www.indianaresources.com.au