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Krakatoa Resources’ (ASX:KTA) survey outlines shallow gold targets at Britannia Mine

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ASX:KTA      MCAP $8.498M
23 June 2020 17:15 (AEST)

Krakatoa Resources (KTA) has reported further deep ground penetrating radar (DGPR) results for its survey of the historical Britannia Mine.

The Britannia Mine is found within the company’s wholly-owned Turon Project. The Turon Project is located in the Lachlan Fold Belt of Bathurst, New South Wales.

Historically, the Britannia Mine produced about 10,000 ounces of gold from a small development area prior to 1904.

The DGPR survey outlined two priority targets at the mine that are believed to coincide with structurally-controlled quartz veining.

The first is a shallow target that directly corresponds with the historical mine sequence. The second is a deeper, offset target which remains fully open and untested.

“The DGPR survey results provide a focus and advance the Britannia target to drill-ready status,” Executive Chair Colin Locke said.

“The company is thrilled with the outcome, especially after recently identifying a remnant pod of high-grade mineralisation that may be amenable to further testing and early exploitation,” he added.

The survey was conducted by Loza Radar Australia and comprised eight lines for 2448 metres on a line spacing of about 70 metres.

The survey also identified several near-vertical or steeply-dipping structures that have significantly broad anomalous zones related to alteration of the host beds in the country-rock.

Krakatoa is encouraged by these findings and anticipates further success. It will conduct a drilling program as soon as necessary.

Company shares remain in the grey to trade for 3.4 cents each just before market close.

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