Stefan Bernstein of GreenRoc Mining: Results show graphite deposits to be extensive
Episode 952, Oct 12, 2022, 12:51 PM
Stefan Bernstein CEO GreenRoc Mining #GROC discusses the results from a field exploration campaign that show the graphite deposits within their licence areas to be extensive.
Key Points
· Historic graphite occurrences have been confirmed in four new zones of interest, broadly forming a north-south tract some 30km long.
· The four zones comprise Nanortalik Island, Tusardluarnaq North and Thomsen's Island, which sit within the southern portion of the newly acquired MEL, and Amitsoq Valley Bed, which lies ~7km NE of the established Amitsoq Island deposit.
· On Nanortalik Island, graphitic grades of 23.4% C(g) to 32.5% C(g) have been reported from eight samples over a strike length of ~800m and the graphite bodies remain open along strike to the north and south.
· At Amitsoq Valley Bed, a new 1km long zone of graphite-bearing rocks with values up to 24.9% C(g) was identified.
· These results have significantly expanded the potential for multiple significant graphite discoveries outside the primary target zones of the Amitsoq Island and Kalaaq Deposits.
To read the full RNS click here
Key Points
· Historic graphite occurrences have been confirmed in four new zones of interest, broadly forming a north-south tract some 30km long.
· The four zones comprise Nanortalik Island, Tusardluarnaq North and Thomsen's Island, which sit within the southern portion of the newly acquired MEL, and Amitsoq Valley Bed, which lies ~7km NE of the established Amitsoq Island deposit.
· On Nanortalik Island, graphitic grades of 23.4% C(g) to 32.5% C(g) have been reported from eight samples over a strike length of ~800m and the graphite bodies remain open along strike to the north and south.
· At Amitsoq Valley Bed, a new 1km long zone of graphite-bearing rocks with values up to 24.9% C(g) was identified.
· These results have significantly expanded the potential for multiple significant graphite discoveries outside the primary target zones of the Amitsoq Island and Kalaaq Deposits.
To read the full RNS click here