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Breaker Resources Cashed Up and Ready to Fly at Lake Roe

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COMMODITY CAPERS: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) is focused on its expanding Lake Roe gold project in a greenfields district, 100 kilometres east of Western Australia’s gold mining hub of Kalgoorlie.

In December 2021, Breaker announced a 23 per cent increase in the Lake Roe Mineral Resource that increased global Resources for the project by 314,000 ounces to 1.68 million ounces.

This came on the heels of a 40 per cent increase in April 2021.

The company declared the robust mining potential is apparent at the Bombora deposit when typical standalone cut-off grades are applied:

Open Pit Resource
11.2 million tonnes at 1.9 grams per tonne gold for 688,000 ounces (0.8g/t cut-off above 100mRL); and

Underground Resource
4.4Mt at 3.6g/t gold for 501,000 ounces (1.8g/t cut-off below 100mRL).

 

 

 

 

Breaker is confident the new Resource provides a solid foundation for a long-term mining project with attractive margins, especially given current gold prices.

The high-grade growth potential immediately below the open pit Resource is wide open, from where several areas are opening with a grade and continuity suitable for underground mining.

“We are looking forward to start the transition from discovery into mine development studies over the ensuing year,” Breaker Resources managing director Tom Sanders said.

“Accordingly, we plan to ramp up our drilling to firm up the best areas for development, while expanding the Resource in other areas at the same time.”

Breaker Resources expects to start the transition from discovery into mine development studies throughout 2022.

In accordance with these aspirations, the company has signalled ramping up its drilling timetable to firm up the best areas for development, while expanding the Resource in other areas at the same time.

 

 

 

 

Breaker’s decision to divest 80 per cent of the Manna lithium rights at Lake Roe to ASX-listed Global Lithium Resources late last year, in a deal worth up to $33 million, to maintain its core focus on gold has turned out to be an astute move.

Global Lithium paid Breaker $13 million upfront comprising $6.5 million in cash and $6.5 million in Global Lithium shares to secure the deal.

Looking ahead, Global Lithium will pay Breaker a further $10 million on definition of a Mineral Resource containing more than 250,000 tonnes of contained Li2O.

Keep the crystal ball on, because Global Lithium will pay Breaker a further $10 million upon production of 100,000 tonnes of contained Li2O.

The new owners are already rapidly advancing the project with Global Lithium Resources recently announcing a maiden Inferred JORC Mineral Resource estimate for the Manna lithium project of 9.9 million tonnes at 1.14 per cent lithium oxide and 49ppm tantalum pentoxide.

Manna was discovered by Breaker Resources by way of initial drilling of the deposit in 2018.

 

Email: breaker@breakerresources.com.au
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Directors: Peter Cook, Tom Sanders, Mark Edwards, Mike Kitney, Linton Putland, Eric Vincent

 

Breaker Resources Dubs Manna as Significant Lithium Discovery

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) advised the market of results from RC drilling recently undertaken at the Manna lithium prospect within the company’s Lake Roe project area in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources claimed the results indicate the Manna deposit being a ‘significant’ emerging discovery.

The drilling encountered high-grade spodumene-rich pegmatite intercepts from the main area of outcrop at Manna (Manna 1) confirming good continuity of mineralisation.

Results include:

BMRC0022
17 metres at 1.54 per cent lithium oxide (Li₂O) from 38m;

BMRC0021
9m at 1.94 per cent Li₂O from 219m; and

BMRC0020
6m at 1.81 per cent Li₂O from 43m.

Step-out drilling carried out below anomalous soils to the south of Manna (Manna 2) hit a new zone of spodumene-rich pegmatite, returning best intercepts of:

BMRC0023
11m at 1.16 per cent Li₂O from 43m in, including 5m at 1.85 per cent Li₂O from 48m; and

BMRC0024
5m at 1.58 per cent Li₂O from 116m in, including 3m at 2.15 per cent Li₂O from 116m.

Breaker said the Manna 2 results had upgraded the prospectivity of other auger soil anomalies of similar magnitude that surround the Manna 1 and 2 mineralisation, considerably expanding the lithium potential.

All areas of known spodumene mineralisation are open along strike and at depth.

“It’s a bit ironic that we have discovered a cluster of pegmatite intrusions with outcropping spodumene and other significant lithium-related anomalies while trying not to distract ourselves from a major gold discovery at Bombora, our core focus,” Breaker Resources managing director Tom Sanders said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“The spodumene discovery at Manna 2 shows the auger soil geochemistry is working, opening up the potential of other areas with a similar lithium-rubidium-tin soil signature, some of which trend into areas of mapped lithium-bearing outcrop.

“There is clearly lots more work to do here and planning is underway for the next round of drilling.

“The results point to a much bigger LCT (lithium-caesium-tantalum) pegmatite complex underpinned by excellent drill results and good quality multi-element geochemistry and mapping.

“This is great news and cream on the top for our shareholders who have stuck with us during the grind of completing over 310,000 metres of drilling to define our gold discoveries.”

 

 

 

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Breaker Resources Extends Tura High-Grade Zone at Bombora

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) reported on recent drilling activity at the company’s Lake Roe gold project east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources said the drilling at the 1.4 million ounce project had continued to extend high-grade gold mineralisation at relatively shallow depths below the Bombora open pit Resource.

The diamond drilling delivered:

BBDD0129
6.8 metres at 12.07 grams per tonne gold from 277m (estimated true width of 3.4m), including 3m at 21.53g/t gold from 280m.

A step-out hole BBDD0130 was drilled a further 80m to the south that intersected the Tura lode, displaying numerous specks of visible gold with assays pending.

Breaker said these latest results have extended the down-plunge extent of high-grade mineralisation on the Tura lode to 900 metres with the system remaining open down plunge.

“These results provide more strong evidence that the roots of the Bombora ore system have high-grade lodes with genuine underground mining potential,” Breaker Resources managing director Tom Sanders said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“Given what we are seeing in the core, we are eagerly awaiting the assay results from BBDD0130.

“The underground potential is growing rapidly with high-grade lodes opening at scale in several areas directly below the three kilometres-long open pit Resource.

“So far, we have partially defined two of these with the steeply dipping, 900 metres-long Tura lode in the central area, and the 2.2 kilometres-long package of stacked flat lodes to the north.

“There is also the emerging potential of other steeply dipping lodes such as Daisy and Brigalow Mick, and the known potential of the strike-extensive west-dipping lodes like Quarries.”

Drilling at the Lake Roe project is continuing with two diamond drill rigs running continuously, and one Reverse Circulation (RC) rig operating on a campaign basis depending on availability.

The diamond rigs are targeting high-grade lode extensions on 80m step-outs, while the RC rig is primarily focussed on near-surface extensions of the open pit Resource, and on exploratory drilling outside Bombora.

Assay results are pending for seven diamond drill holes targeting the Bombora deposit, and for thirty RC drill holes targeting several areas including the Carbineer prospect; the Windward prospect situated 14km north of Bombora; and the margin of the Swan Lake Syenite to the east of Bombora.

 

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Breaker Resources Takes Bombora Bigger and Deeper

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) reported further high-grade drill intercepts from the company’s Lake Roe gold project, east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources said the results extend the Bombora deposit to the north and south, and demonstrate high-grade growth potential in several lode types within the ore system.

Diamond drilling at the Tura lode returned multiple high-grade intercepts, including:

BBDD124
8.3 metres at 16.8 grams per tonne gold from 310m (estimated true width of 5m).

A further follow-up drill hole BBDD0129, drilled 80m to the south intersected more visible gold, for which assays are pending.

The results extend the down-plunge extent of high-grade Tura lode mineralisation to 800 metres.

Other diamond drilling extended the flat-dipping North lode array a further 80m to the north with more high-grade intercepts, including:

BBDD125
6.45m at 8.8g/t gold from 760.1m (estimated true width of 5.5m).

This array of stacked lodes now has a continuous down-dip strike of 2.2 kilometres and remains open.

Step-out RC drilling extended Bombora a further 250m south with good intercepts returned from the west-dipping Quarries lode such as:

BBRC1870
3m at 6.82g/t gold from 153m (estimated true width of 3m).

The Bombora deposit is now 3.7 kilometres long, and the Quarries fault can be traced over a 3.5km strike that extends from Bombora South into the partially drilled Carbineer area.

“Our three rigs (2 diamond and one RC) continue to deliver fabulous results expanding on the overall Bombora ore system,” Breaker Resources managing director Tom Sanders said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“Significantly, as we have drilled deeper, we have outlined a number of continuous high-grade ore shoots throughout the system.

“The steep-dipping Tura lode is shaping as a bonanza grade ore shoot, whilst the stacked, flat-dipping North lode array to the north also returned excellent high-grade intercepts over good widths, with this system now extending over 2.2 kilometres.

“Each area shows the right metrics for underground mining, and drilling continues to trace the high-grade shoots down-plunge on 80m step-outs in each area.

“The game has changed for us, not only does Bombora have the metrics to become a large open pit mine, we are now seeing the grade and continuity to allow a transition into underground mining.

“Our drilling continues, and our confidence in the continuity and magnitude of the ore system has made a giant leap.”

 

 

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Breaker Resources Increases Lake Roe Resources by 40%

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) announced a healthy increase in the results of a Mineral Resource Estimate carried out at the company’s Lake Roe gold project, located outside of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources reported the Resource at Lake Roe project has increased by 389,000 ounces (40%) to 1.37 million ounces at 1.5 grams per tonne gold following drilling below Bombora deposit and at Crescent-Kopai and Claypan discoveries.

The Bombora open pit plus underground Resource has increased to 1.22 million ounces at 1.6g/t gold.

The open pit Resource at Bombora has been revised so that it is now reported within 210m of surface (previously 310m), meaning the mineralisation below 210m is included in the maiden underground Resource.

The revised open pit Resource at Bombora now stands at 803,000 ounces at 1.4g/t gold (89% Indicated).

The maiden open pit Resources at the two satellite deposits adds 153,000 ounces of gold (0.5g/t Au cut-off):

Crescent-Kopai 85,900 ounces at 0.9g/t gold; and
Claypan 67,300 ounces at 1g/t gold.

“This outstanding result confirms that Lake Roe is a genuinely large-scale mineralised system with huge growth potential in a tier-one location,” Breaker Resources executive chairman Tom Sanders said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“These factors alone make it a rare and highly desirable asset in an industry facing declining resources, particularly in tier-one locations.

“We still have a lot of drill samples in the laboratory awaiting assay and we are continuing to drill with the aim of continuing to grow the inventory.

“The bigger the inventory, the more development options we have.

“The maiden underground Resource at Bombora confirms the high-grade potential below the open pit Resource.

“High-grade gold is a feature of the Bombora deposit and this creates the flexibility to vary the potential mining approach in response to future mining studies and drill results.

“The 150 metres-wide array of steep, flat and west-dipping lodes is showing good continuity and has many avenues for growth.

“There are good drill intersections in several areas without enough drilling to quantify a resource, a situation not helped by slow assay laboratory turnover.

“The maiden Resources at Crescent-Kopai and Claypan highlight the shallow potential away from the main Bombora deposit, and drilling is preliminary.

“The results confirm the district-scale growth potential over nine kilometres.

“The kilometric-scale faults controlling the gold have a regular geometry and many new targets are opening up.

“Looking ahead, my expectation is continued growth and regular resource updates.”

 

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Breaker Resources Embarks on Golden Safari

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THE CONFERENCE CALLER: Words like “predictable” and “repetitive” are not usually uttered by junior explorers as they seek funds to look for gorillas in elephant country. By Mark Fraser

But language like this does appear in market releases from time to time, particularly if an exploration house is looking for something with the right geological recipe, but comes with low risk.

During the December 2020 quarter Breaker Resources executive chairman Tom Sanders used both terms while describing the outcome of a field campaign at the company’s wholly-owned Lake Roe gold project 100 kilometres east of Kalgoorlie-Boulder in Western Australia.

Sanders was referring to new mineralisation Breaker identified via diamond and RC infill drilling below the evolving Bombora open pit ore body, which is just part of a 9km long gold system with an established resource of 23.2 million tonnes at 1.3 grams per tonne gold for 981,000 contained ounces.

This drilling provided Breaker with more firm evidence that Bombora enjoys significant scale, high-grades, continuity of mineralisation and predictable geometry and returned some healthy gold intercepts, including: 9.15 metres at 7g/t from 558.85m (including 2m at 26.15g/t) and 3.68m at 10.58g/t from 607m (with 2.88m at 13.03g/t) from the northern section of the deposit.

In the central part a new steep lode 800m below surface was discovered yielding the deepest intercept to date of: 2.64m at 11.7g/t from 933.08m, including 1.92m at 14.03g/t.

The numbers here will form part of a global resource update planned for April 2021 to incorporate the Bombora, Kopai-Crescent and Claypan areas.

Regular updates are then planned as infill drilling is completed on structures such as the Tura lode.

Sanders said the latest results established the continuity of high-grade mineralisation over a 2km length directly below the existing 1Moz resource.

“They also show that the continuity and geometry of the mineralisation at Bombora is typical of the Archean deposits seen in WA’s Eastern Goldfields,” he noted.

“The lodes are predictable and repetitive and directly comparable to many well-known mines including the Golden Mile deposit.

“This augurs extremely well for the resource update we are planning for April 2021.

“The increasing predictability of structure is helping to identify a lot of new drilling targets.

“For example, we plan to trace some of the big flat structures we are seeing at Kopai-Crescent, Claypan and Bombora eastwards into the magnetite-rich contact of the syenite.

“These are lighting up geochemically in our aircore drilling over a 12km distance.

“We also have a lot of targets identified by aircore drilling over 30km of strike that don’t yet have an RC drill hole.”

Lake Roe comprises five granted tenements and one application covering an overall greenfields area of 556sqkm.

Aside from its close proximity to Kalgoorlie-Boulder, it also sits just 60km south-south east of the operating 3.5Moz Carosue Dam gold mine and 35km north of the historic 900,000 ounce Karonie yellow metal deposit.

Wide-spaced reconnaissance drilling has delineated a large-scale gold anomaly over 8km of strike that includes Bombora, which now extends over a continuous strike length of 3.2km and remains open in all directions.

Following the discovery of Bombora in 2015, Breaker – which listed on the ASX in 2012 with the objective of applying modern, systematic exploration techniques to the largely under-explored Eastern Goldfields superterrane of WA – completed 250,000m of RC and diamond drilling to establish a 1Moz open pit resource and create an extensively de-risked development option in a single pit configuration.

This deposit is a typical Archean, multi-lode gold ore body hosted by dolerite.

It has yielded some of the best drill hits in the state over the past few years , including 17m at 15.85g/t, 7m at 61.78g/t and 32m at 15.31g/t.

Resource drilling started in late 2016 and a maiden resource of 11.9Mt at 1.6g/t gold for 624,000oz contained gold was announced in April 2018.

In September 2019 an upgraded resource of 23.2Mt at 1.3g/t gold for 981,000 oz of contained gold was announced. The company has also released an exploration target of 1.2-1.4Moz at a grade of 4.5-5.5g/t gold over and above the estimated resource.

According to broker Bell Potter, since the start of material step-out drilling in 2020 the company has identified three large areas of discovery targeted for ongoing resource growth and confirmed the project’s underground mining potential.

Importantly, the pattern of drilling and consistent discovery established each quarter over a five-year period bears all the hallmarks of a new gold camp, while regional drilling indicates scope for a 30km long gold system.

 

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Breaker Resources Drills Discovery Potential Outside Bombora Resource

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) reported drilling results it claims to continue to highlight the growth potential at the company’s Lake Roe gold project east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources said the latest results it has achieved increase the potential in two large areas – the Carbineer and Kopai-Crescent prospects – located to the east and to the north of the one-million-ounce Bombora gold deposit.

The results from Carbineer come from three RC drill holes, which form part of a 14-hole program designed to assess the gold potential in a three kilometres-long corridor between the Claypan Shear Zone and the Swan Lake Syenite to the east of the Bombora deposit.

All three drill holes intersected gold mineralisation with assay results pending for a further 11 drill holes.

Preliminary results include:

BBRC1514
4 metres at 21.79 grams per tonne gold from 172m; and

BBRC1515
2m at 4.83g/t gold from 120m.

The results from Kopai-Crescent relate to a program of 28 RC drill holes targeting a potential link between the Kopai and Crescent prospects 3km north of Bombora.

Preliminary results include:

BBRC1508
4m at 2.34g/t gold from 61m; and

BBRC1505
4m at 1.94g/t gold from 32m.

Results are pending for a further seven RC drill holes and two diamond drill holes.

The results follow drilling below the Bombora deposit which recently extended the strike length of known high-grade gold lodes below the open pit Resource by 600m to 2,000m.

“These two emerging discoveries have the potential to materially expand our shallow gold inventory and complement our success extending the Bombora gold deposit at depth,” Breaker Resources executive chairman Tom Sanders said in the company’s announcement to the Australian Securities Exchange.

“We are still gauging the extent of the mineralisation footprint in each area on very wide reconnaissance drill hole spacings.

“So to hit high-grade gold at the Carbineer prospect on the first two single-hole sections, 100 metres apart, is both exciting and unusual.

“Further drilling is planned to restart in two weeks.

“In the Kopai-Crescent area we are seeing significant gold up to two yo four grams per tonne over a very large area.

“I think that the high-grade intersections will come once we finish scoping the areal extent of the mineralisation and then zero in on the structures controlling the gold.”

 

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Breaker Resources Drills Potential Depth Growth at Bombora

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) claimed discovery of several new high-grade lodes from deeper drilling undertaken below the one-million-ounce open pit Resource at the Bombora deposit within the company’s Lake Roe project near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources declared results received from four reconnaissance diamond drill holes completed below the northern part of Bombora on a 300m spacing highlighted potential to expand the existing Resource at depth.

With the objective to scope out the potential for future underground mining below the open pit Resource ahead of targeted resource definition drilling, all four drill holes encountered gold mineralisation with visible gold present in several intersections.

This included the deepest Breaker has reported to date at Bombora in two new steep lodes situated approximately 600 metres below surface.

Highlighted results include:

BBDD0096W2
4.6 metres at 12.5 grams per tonne gold, including 1.3m at 42.7g/t gold within a broader zone of 19.6m at 3.13g/t gold (a new steep lode with visible gold);

2.47m at 12.1g/t gold, including 1.37m at 20g/t gold within a broader zone of 5.7m at 5.56g/t gold (a new steep lode with visible gold); and

2.65m at 10.6g/t gold, including 0.4m at 67.3g/t gold (new flat lode).

BBDD0093W3
6.85m at 4.8g/t gold, including 1.4m at 10.9g/t gold (new flat lode).

The company said the results have extended the strike length of the high-grade gold lodes below the open pit Resource by 600m to the north.

Together with results reported from previous reconnaissance drilling at depth, increasing the overall strike length of known high-grade gold lodes below the open pit Resource to two kilometres.

“The new drilling has confirmed a two-kilometre strike length of high-grade gold mineralisation situated directly below an extensively de-risked open pit Resource, 80 per cent of which is in the Indicated category,” Breaker Resources executive chairman Tom Sanders said in the company’s announcement to the Australian Securities Exchange.

“The results highlight strong potential for a significant increase in the Resource at grades typically amenable to underground mining.

“It’s also important to note that the high-grade lodes we are seeing at depth at Bombora are similar to the high-grade lodes present in the open pit Resource.

“In fact, in some cases, they are extensions of the same lodes but without a low grade halo that is typically applied in an open pit setting.

“We are now projecting the high-grade lodes over large distances at depth, and we either are hitting them with our reconnaissance drill holes, or discovering new lodes in the process, or both.

“Based on the recent drilling, some of the individual flat lode systems are in excess of one-kilometre-long, which matches the dimension of some of the west-dipping lodes in the shallow portions of the deposit.

“We believe that the continuity we see in the shallow portions of the deposit is likely to translate into a viable future underground mining scenario.”

 

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Breaker Resources Hits Gold Beyond Bombora

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) reported drilling results from the company’s 100 per cent-owned Lake Roe project, located east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

Breaker Resources declared the recent drilling at Lake Roe had highlighted the gold discovery potential of the Kopai prospect, situated three kilometres north of the one-million-ounce Bombora gold deposit.

The company released results from the first 32 reverse circulation (RC) drill holes (BBRC1354-1385) of a 60- hole program targeting the 2km-long Kopai-Crescent area that is at the northern end of a recently expanded 9.5km-long aircore gold anomaly centred on the Bombora deposit.

Preliminary results from the first 32 holes include:

BBRC1373
4 metres at 4.54 grams per tonne gold from 84m within 9m at 2.9g/t gold to EOH in (ending in mineralisation);

BBRC1358
4m at 2.68g/t gold from 20m within 8m at 1.68g/t gold; and

BBRC1365
4m at 2.53g/t gold from 20m within 8m at 1.63g/t gold.

Breaker is awaiting results for the remaining 28 RC drill holes that targeted a potential link between Kopai and the Crescent prospect, which is situated 1km to the south and hosts a 350m-long zone of continuous shallow gold mineralisation that is not in the Bombora Resource.

“The strong results at the Kopai prospect reinforce Breaker’s belief that Lake Roe is a significant new gold camp, centred on the one-million-ounce Bombora deposit, which itself continues to expand at depth,” Breaker Resources said in its ASX announcement.

“The results also continue to repeat the pattern of low-level oxide gold, and pathfinder anomalism, providing a reliable vector to primary mineralisation – a pattern seen at Bombora, Crescent, Claypan, and now Kopai.”

 

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Breaker Resources Encounters High-Grades at Depth

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THE DRILL SERGEANT: Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB) is presently undertaking a long-term program of diamond and reverse circulation (RC) drilling at the Bombora deposit at the company’s Lake Roe project, east of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

The drilling is targeting both discovery and expansion below and along strike from the current one-million-ounce open pit Resource at Bombora, the approximate 20 per cent inferred component of which remains partially drilled out at its northern, southern and depth extremities.

Breaker Resources has now reported the discovery of multiple high-grade lodes, which it believes highlights strong potential for ongoing growth in the Bombora deposit Resource.

The latest drilling results have produced intersections of new sulphide lodes up to 630 metres below surface over a two-kilometre strike length at the Bombora deposit.

Preliminary results include:

BBDD0092W1
1.85 metres at 12.94 grams per tonne gold from 442.5m, and 2.5m at 11.25g/t gold from 585m; and

BBDD0092W2
2.46m at 14.01g/t gold from 479.54m.

“Drilling outside the 3.2 kilometres-long one-million-ounce Bombora deposit has been limited in scope to date mainly due to an early strategic focus on establishing and de-risking a large, shallow open pit resource,” Breaker Resources executive chairman Tom Sanders said in the company’s announcement to the Australian Securities Exchange.

“But given the scale of the greenfields gold system, we are now prioritising resource growth.

“We are now applying our hard-won understanding of the shallow gold mineralisation to find more gold at depth and we are getting results.

“We are also about to drill for more shallow gold at places like the Kopai prospect, which we are excited about.

“Our early objective with the drilling is discovery to lay a solid foundation for ongoing resource growth and to unlock the full potential of the nine-kilometres-long gold system.”

Breaker indicated RC drilling will soon be commencing at the Kopai-Crescent zone, located 3km north of Bombora.

The company explained this will be the first serious test of a 2km-long zone with several areas of shallow bedrock gold grading at over one gram per tonne gold.

 

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