- MetalsGrove Mining (MGA) begins a soil sampling program at its Upper Coondina lithium project in Western Australia
- Around 2500 samples will be collected over an area spanning 50 metres by 200 metres – representing roughly 50 per cent of the Upper Coondina Project
- Further, a 590-line kilometre helicopter-borne magnetic and radiometric survey will begin next month to provide lithological and structural mapping
- Drilling will be undertaken once soil sampling, surface mapping, the heritage survey, and the airborne magnetic and radiometric survey wrap up
- MetalsGrove ends the day 25 per cent in the green with shares trading at 12.5 cents
MetalsGrove Mining (MGA) has begun a soil sampling program at its Upper Coondina lithium project in Western Australia.
Around 2500 samples will be collected over an area spanning 50 metres by 200 metres – representing roughly 50 per cent of the Upper Coondina Project.
The focus will be on a previously identified untested soil anomaly.
Further, a 590-line kilometre helicopter-borne magnetic and radiometric survey will begin next month to provide lithological and structural mapping.
Simultaneously to the survey, drill target generation and data processing will be completed.
Drilling will be undertaken once soil sampling, surface mapping, the heritage survey, and the airborne magnetic and radiometric survey wrap up.
“Upper Coondina is our flagship asset in Western Australia, and we are very excited to have our aggressive exploration strategy underway,” Managing Director Sean Sivasamy said.
“Our initial phase of work will aim to better define our key targets within the Upper Coondina project before we commence our maiden drilling program later this year.”
MetalsGrove has ended the day 25 per cent in the green with shares trading at 12.5 cents.