Estrella Resources Claims Pegmatite Field Discovery at Carr Boyd East
THE DRILL SERGEANT: Estrella Resources (ASX: ESR) has claimed discovery of a large field of stacked, fractionating pegmatites in the Eastern tenements of the company’s Carr Boyd project, located outside Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.
Estrella Resources said it has so far observed the pegmatites up to 16m in width and that they can be traced across the surface for a few hundred metres before being obscured by alluvial sediments that cross much of the area.
“The discovery of a significant field of stacked, fractionating pegmatites in the Eastern tenements at Carr Boyd is encouraging and, while its early days, it further highlights the project’s LCT potential,” Estrella Resources managing director Chris Daws said in the company’s ASX announcement.
“Coupled with the additional pegmatite system recently located within the Western tenements, this bodes well for the upcoming work program consisting of mapping and sampling currently underway across the tenements.
“This will be followed by targeted soil sampling program to guide further exploration.
“With this further work we hope to gain a strong understanding of the lithium prospectivity which may eventually lead to generation of lithium targets for drilling.
“Estrella’s lithium work enhances the company’s potential to make a significant discovery while imposing only minor costs, allowing us to simultaneously maintain our primary focus of unlocking further nickel sulphides at Carr Boyd.
“I look forward to further updating shareholders as we progress with this work program.”
Estrella has already commenced a more complete mapping and sampling program across the tenements with a targeted soil sampling program set to follow to guide further exploration.
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