- Revolver Resources (RRR) identifies new copper-gold surface geochemical anomalies extending beyond current mapped targets at its Dianne project in Queensland
- Two holes have been drilled from a planned nine-hole 2000 metre diamond drilling program
- Two high-potential targets within the planned program are still to be drilled
- The company has begun a high-resolution helicopter gravity survey covering the Larramore Belt
- Shares last traded at 17 cents
Revolver Resources (RRR) has uncovered new copper-gold surface geochemical anomalies that extend beyond the current mapped targets at its Dianne project in Queensland.
These anomalies go beyond the primary Heli-EM targets within the Larramore Volcanics Belt.
Currently, Revolver has completed two holes out of a planned nine-hole 2000-metre diamond drilling program.
“With every exploration activity undertaken within the Larramore Belt at Dianne the results demonstrate the potential for a system of district-scale copper-gold mineralisation,” RRR Managing Director Pat Williams said.
“The geophysical, geochemical and geological data gathered in this area over the last nine months has delivered and triangulated, the compelling evidence of this potential. We look forward to receipt of assays from the in-progress drilling of the C16, C5 and C6 targets.”
Two high-potential targets within the planned program are still awaiting drilling.
Furthermore, the company has initiated a high-resolution helicopter gravity survey covering the Larramore Belt.
RRR last traded at 17 cents.