THE DRILL SERGEANT: Tambourah Metals (ASX: TMB) is demonstrating lithium promise on the company’s Russian Jack project in Western Australia.

Tambourah Metals announced results of recent rock chip sampling at Russian Jack that produced assay grades up to 1,420ppm lithium.

The company has had two new exploration licenses recently granted taking the total tenement area to approximately 250 square kilometres of the Bonney Downs Monzogranite.

Located approximately 220 kilometres from Port Hedland and 75km from Nullagine the Russian Jack project has historic tin and tantalum prospects and is considered by Tambourah to be highly prospective for hosting lithium / spodumene bearing pegmatites.

“The initial pegmatites sampled from Russian Jack are very encouraging and demonstrate the potential of the tenure to host pegmatite swarms,” Tambourah Metals executive chairperson Rita Brooks said in the company’s ASX announcement.

“The Split Rocks Supersuite is the engine room of the East Pilbara for the emplacement of pegmatites and the granting of these two exploration licenses will provide the impetus for accelerated lithium exploration within this large tenement package.

“The granting of these tenements enables Tambourah to implement the planned project scale exploration program that commences with the analysis of hyperspectral data leading to site location and sampling of prospective pegmatites and culminating in drilling targets.”

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