Litchfield Minerals Kicks Off Phase 3 Drilling at Oonagalabi

0:00It's April 2, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Cindy News today, Local News powered by AI. Litchfield Minerals just fired up, Phase 3 reverse circulation drilling at their Unigolabi Project in Australia's Northern Territory. There's zeroing in on priority geophysical targets and mineralized zones across VT-1, VT-2, and the main zone with 7 holes total. This kicked off on March 26 to test the scale and continuity of the mineral system. The drill plan hits two holes at VT-1 for strong electromagnetic plates, three at the main zone for potential fold extensions, and two at VT-2 targeting, a big induced polarization anomaly, and an electromagnetic conductor. Earlier this month on March 17, they wrapped diamond drilling at spots like bomb diggeri and the main zone, with samples now at the lab and assays pending. Mass geophysics in early March show chargeability trends lining up with magnetic features, pointing to a promising corridor between VT-1 and VT-2.

1:03They built new drill pads ahead of this phase and pushed through weather delays like heavy rain and boggy tracks that slowed sampling before. Management sees this alignment as a strong sign, they're tracking more discovery southward. Now with the RC rig rolling, eyes are on results that could prove continuity and turn onigolaby into a major play for this explorer.