Global Lithium Resources Kicks Off Exploration Season
THE DRILL SERGEANT: Global Lithium Resources (ASX: GL1) will be eager to discuss its upcoming large-scale exploration activities to be conducted across the company’s two 100 per cent-owned lithium projects in Western Australia at next week’s RIU Sydney Resources Roundup.
At the Manna lithium project, Global Lithium will carry out reverse circulation (RC) and diamond drilling (DD) programs with the aim of extending the large, high grade lithium bearing pegmatites of the Manna deposit.
The company has already completed a range of activities, including a Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) and high-resolution Aerial Photography program; a close spaced, gravity survey, from which data processing and interpretation is underway; a project wide VTEM survey, again with data processing and interpretation underway; and a multi-element soil sampling program across the extended tenement holding with assays yet to be received.
The Marble Bar lithium project is to be subjected to a RC drilling program to test Corridor 2 lithium targets.
An IP Survey is planned across the Twin Veins target to highlight potential chargeability anomalies and further RC drilling will test gold and base metal geochemical anomalies located at the Twin Veins targets and any identified chargeability anomalies.
“The company is well placed to make further significant discoveries within its large tenement holding at both of its 100 per cent-owned lithium projects,” Global Lithium Resources general manager geology Stuart Peterson claimed in the company’s ASX announcement.
“The Manna project has demonstrated to be a very productive system with the large 32.7 million tonnes at one per cent lithium oxide deposit that was proven up late last year.
“Importantly, Manna still shows plenty of scope to extend this deposit along strike with this year’s exploration program.
“The additional technical programs and surveys should provide further Greenfields targets.”
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