Final drill assay results for Tati Project Botswana announced
The final drill assay results for Tati Project Botswana has been released by Power Metal Resources. The results are from reverse circulation (RC) drilling programme conducted.
CEO Paul Johnson reported positive results saying “Tati is becoming a significant Project for Power Metal – with only 175m strike distance of an 8km long gold-in-soil anomaly drill tested and extensive high-grade gold confirmed from the RC drilling.
Naturally the 47.1g/t Au and 40.6g/t Au grades peak excitement, which they should, however more important is the continuity of gold mineralisation over the 175m strike drill tested thus far, which bodes well for the significant amount of the anomaly yet to be tested. That drill testing is now a priority for Power Metal.
Tati Project
Complementing the extremely exciting gold exploration results we have to note the practical advantages of the Tati Project. The gold mineralisation identified to date is near surface, significantly de-risking any mining proposition. And the Project is centred on the former working gold mine, Cherished Hope, with gold fines dumps available for processing at a local processing site, potentially generating revenue for further exploration and development of the Project.
The processing site for the fines dumps is located within 20 minutes by road from the Project, and clearly also presents an avenue for processing of gold from the newly discovered mineralised areas, subject to undertaking commercial agreements and local regulatory approvals.
All told the Tati Project is making major progress and the Company intends to accelerate its activity to undertake RC drilling to more fully test the very large Au-in-soil anomaly, prove up more extensive gold mineralisation and in parallel develop avenues for future gold production from the Project.”
The Tati mine project is sited at Tati Greenstone Belt near Francistown in Botswana. Power Metal Resources has a 100% interest in three prospecting licences targeting a discovery of gold and nickel discoveries which cover a total of 91.14km2 located in the Tati Greenstone Belt. This interest is held through its newly formed 100% owned subsidiary Power Metal Resources Botswana (PTY) Limited.
