Litchfield Minerals Uncovers New Copper-Zinc Targets

0:00In Sydney, it's March 2nd, and here's what is going on. Litchfield Minerals has identified new, large copper zing targets at its Unigalabi project in Australia's Northern Territory. Recent induced polarization surveys revealed four strong chargeability trends, including a 5-kilometer mineralized corridor linking key areas. These trends build on earlier geophysical data, matching up with mapped magnetic structures and extending southwest from known zones. One standout is a deeper target called Silverado Deep's, starting about 300 meters below surface and running for hundreds of meters. Drilling hit a brief pause due to heavy rain making sites unsafe, but the diamond rig is back with two more holes planned right away. One targets a gold bismuth zone, with a prior hit of 15 meters at 0.45 grams per ton gold. The project already boasts thick intercepts from last year, like 128 meters, grading 0.60%

1:00copper and 1% zinc. That caught attention, landing Litchfield and BHP's elite export accelerator program for funding and expertise. With operations restarting and new data guiding the next drills, the company aims to expand its understanding of this promising system, amid rising. Demand for copper and zinc. Before for this episode comes from our sponsor, see the description. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow, built for comfort and calm,