- Bryah Resources (BYH) has received the final set of results from its recent reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at the Bryah Basin Manganese Project
- Results come from the Black Hill, Black Beauty and Cheval prospects where 95 holes were drilled to test two new manganese targets and test previous extensions
- Results peaked at 20.5 per cent manganese from Black Beauty, 22 per cent manganese from Cheval and 36.3 per cent manganese from Black Hill
- These results will enable Bryah to complete geological modelling and a mineral resource estimate
- Another program of manganese drilling is planned for the December quarter to test new exploration targets which there has previously not been access to
- Bryah is down 3.64 per cent and shares are currently trading for 5.3 cents
Bryah Resources (BYH) has received the final set of results from its recent reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at the Bryah Basin Manganese Project.
The Bryah Basin Project lies 150 kilometres north of Meekatharra in Western Australia and is an 80:20 joint venture (JV) between Bryah and OM Manganese (OMM).
Results come from the Black Hill, Black Beauty and Cheval prospects where 95 holes were drilled to test two new manganese targets at Black Beauty and Cheval, and test previous extensions at Black Hill.
Best results include 12 metres at 20.5 per cent manganese and 32.3 per cent lead from Black Beauty, nine metres at 22 per cent manganese and 30.3 per cent lead from Cheval, and two metres at 36.3 per cent manganese and 15.3 per cent iron from Black Hill.
These results will enable Bryah to complete geological modelling and a mineral resource estimate.
A heritage survey is planned to begin this month to clear additional areas for drilling.
Further, another program of manganese drilling is planned for the December quarter to test new exploration targets which the JV has previously not had access to.
Bryah is down 3.64 per cent and shares are trading for 5.3 cents each at 1:12 pm AEST.