- Bryah Resources (BYH) completes drilling at its Bryah Basin manganese project in Western Australia
- The project is a joint venture between Bryah and a subsidiary of OM Holdings (OMM), which joined forces to undertake exploration to test targets in the area
- Reverse circulation drilling was completed in 39 holes across the Black Beauty, Black Hill, Brumby Creek and Horseshoe South prospects, spanning 1458 metres
- Further planned drill holes are now awaiting heritage surveys and program of works permitting
- Bryah Resources dips 2.94 per cent to trade at 3.3 cents, while OM Holdings was down 3.87 per cent, trading at 74.5 cents at 2:45pm AEST
Bryah Resources (BYH) has completed drilling at its Bryah Basin manganese project in Western Australia.
The project is a joint venture between Bryah and a subsidiary of OM Holdings (OMM), which joined forces to undertake exploration to test targets in the area, ahead of manganese production.
Reverse circulation drilling was completed in 39 holes across the Black Beauty, Black Hill, Brumby Creek and Horseshoe South prospects, spanning 1458 metres, before being sent off for laboratory analysis.
“This drill program was opportune with a rig becoming available at short notice to test new Manganese target areas,” Bryah CEO Ashley Jones said.
“This complements our strategy to target potential manganese under cover and assess new areas to reach critical mass and restarting mining operations in the area.”
Further planned drill holes are now awaiting heritage surveys and program of works permitting.
Bryah Resources dipped 2.94 per cent to trade at 3.3 cents, while OM Holdings was down 3.87 per cent, trading at 74.5 cents at 2:45pm AEST.