- BPM Minerals (BPM) is getting ready to explore its recently purchased Hawkins Lead-Zinc Project, located in the Earaheedy Basin of Western Australia
- Recently, CEO Chris Swallow and newly appointed Exploration Manager Oliver Judd visited the site
- During this visit, the team found key unconformity, the host to lead-zinc-silver mineralisation
- Hawkins is expected to be granted in August, with drilling to commence in the fourth quarter of 2021
- On the market today, BPM is up 9.57 per cent and is trading at 51.5 cents per share
BPM Minerals (BPM) is getting ready to explore its recently purchased Hawkins Lead-Zinc Project, located in the Earaheedy Basin of Western Australia.
CEO Chris Swallow and newly appointed Exploration Manager Oliver Judd have recently visited the site.
During this site visit, the team found key unconformity, the host to lead-zinc-silver mineralisation in the Earaheedy Basin.
Notably, Hawkins is located along strike from Rumble Resources’ (RTR) recent Chinook discovery.
“I’m excited to get on the ground at Earaheedy and get moving on explorations activities in what is a highly prospective and emerging base-metals region,” Oliver Judd said.
“We will continue to make further visits in the coming weeks with a sampling program to be completed at Ivan Well in coming days. I am glad to be joining BPM, a no-nonsense exploration Company focused on exploring some of Western Australia’s great base and precious metal regions,” he added.
Later this week, The BPM team will return to the Earaheedy to complete a first-pass soil orientation survey at the granted Ivan Well Project.
Hawkins is expected to be granted in August, with drilling to commence in the fourth quarter of 2021.
On the market today, BPM is up 9.57 per cent and is trading at 51.5 cents per share at 12:04 pm AEST.