Viking Mines' Linka Tungsten Project: New Targets & Positive Results

0:00Here's more Sydney news for March 6th. Fiking minds has wrapped up Phase 1 gravity and magnetic surveys at its Lincoln-Tungsten project in Nevada. The work confirms strong anomalies right over known tungsten-rich zones and spotted several new priority targets, including some buried under. Volcanic cover. Gravity data stood out because tungsten-bearing scorn rocks are much denser than the surrounding geology, creating clear signals. magnetic surveys mapped key rock boundaries, like quiet limestone next to noisier volcanics, and highlighted a large intrusive body on the west side, that could tie into mineralization. Company leaders are excited, with managing director Julian Woodcock noting the data lines up perfectly with existing mineralized spots at Lincoln-Main, and conquest. High tungsten prices around $1,850 per metric tungsten unit are pushing the project forward fast. Now, Viking is expanding the surveys, adding 2.8 square kilometers of magnetics to the west,

1:01and 0.35 square kilometers of. Gravity to the southwest. They also plan mapping, rock sampling, and a trial-induced polarization survey over one key zone. Early lab tests added more good news, with gravity separation yielding a 22.9% tungsten concentrate from lower grade feed. All this is building a solid case for Linka, as they gear up for more on-ground exploration. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to.