Aurumin Limited has completed the drilling program at its fully owned Mt Palmer Project. The drilling was targeting lithium bearing pegmatites at the site located 40 kilometres southeast of Southern Cross, Western Australia.
The four diamond holes targeting lithium resulted in a total of 994m drilled. The company employed targeted drillholes based on geochemical multielement anomalism, with lithium results up to 146ppm and tantalum results up to 391ppm.
The drilling exercise was executed as part of the previously disclosed EIS funding agreement.
Aurumin Managing Director Brad Valiukas said the company is thrilled with the progress at Mt Palmer which holds high prospects for lithium mineralisation.
“This has been a pending project since the orientation drilling results were shared in June last year. The completion of this drilling phase brings us one step closer to realising our objectives.
“We eagerly anticipate sharing the market updates as soon as results are available.”
The process of drill core logging is underway, and sample preparations for assay are in progress.
The company will reveal more detailed results and insights from the drilling samples in due course. It continues to be committed to unlocking the full potential of Mt Palmer Project and reaffirms its dedication to sustainable and responsible mining.
